sam is outrageous, mattie is emotional.lipped right in there. >> reporter: after our initial profile, the spotlight on sam and mattie came fast and furious. >> two teens breaking barriers. >> reporter: from local news features to national profiles, including "cbs sunday morning." >> i don't do it for fame. i do it because i love it and because-- >> i'm doing it for the money. >> you're doing it for the money? >> yes. >> well, i do it because i love it. >> have you gotten rich on this so far? >> not yet. >> reporter: they were even guests on conan o'brien: >> what i love about what you guys have done is, you met years ago, you talked about this dream, andou made it happen. here we are, all these years later, and you made, you made your zombie movie, and you had a premiere, a premiere that the press attended. everyone loveshe movie. and then you fly out here to come on our show. this is pretty spectacular. >> reporter: but they never let the spotlight blind them to who they were. sam and mattie told conan they needed a chocol

what his, all of his doing to nigeria will here is sam a mattie to help us out. he's the director of the, a boucher school of social and political thoughts and it's great to have you with us the overall insecure situation right across the country. how much of this in your opinion actually rests with the government? or is this just such a big problem? that it actually, it's almost too big to get a hold on. well, i do get out of it with government because 1st on 2 levels i did national level defense. did you have enough government? creates a boot is an obstacle and it will be good just means that the stiff competition fall available sources and then that is called bonded by the system of governors. that's fair in wish government plans to understand it. and what of equity and justice in it and you know, kind of consensus among with good lives and trust among isn't so failure in the printer government to crypt can be prices to, to create a sense of belonging to leave the road is growing says of this are fictional, the sub level south is south south, south west of the

what is all of his doing to nigeria will here is sam a mattie to help us out. he's the director of the, a boucher school of social and political thoughts. and it's great to have you with us the overall insecure situation right across the country. how much of this, in your opinion actually rests with the government? or is this just such a big problem that it actually, it's almost too big to get a hold on? well, i think a lot of good government because on 2 levels, the national level, the failure, did you have enough government periods of buddhism, of social and economic goods means that does steve competition for available resources. and then that is called bonded by this system of governors. that's fair, in which government trends to understand the importance of equity and justice in different and, you know, kind of consensus among what's going to lead and trust among so failure in the printer government to do the economy prices to, to create a sense of belonging to leave the road says of this are fictional, the sub level south is house outside of the country.

here is some mattie to help us out. he's the director of the, a boucher school of social and political thoughts and it's great to have you with us the overall insecure situation right across the country. how much of this, in your opinion actually rests with the government? or is this just such a big problem that it actually, it's almost too big to get a hold on? well, i think our government because on 2 levels of national level, the failure did you have a governor periods of buddhism of social and economic goods means that does steve competition for available resources. and then that is compounded by this system of governors. that's fair in wish government trends to understand it. and what does of equity and justice in, denton, you know, kind of consensus among what good needs and trust among citizens. so failure in the printer, government to groups do different prices to, to create a sense of belonging to leave the road. it says of the south fictional status of this sub level, south south, south, south west of the coun

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. >> right now, there are no arrests in the killings of paul and mattie mordaw.ding to local media, paul was shot at least twice with a shotgun while his mother mattie was also shot. investigators are reportedly considering the possibility that paul was the target of an attack and mattie was killed by happenstance. the killings came just days after paul attended a court hearing for a 2019 boating accident that left a 19-year-old girl dead. he was facing felony counts for boating under the influence. police have not said whether the killings are related. former homicide detective brian foley says police won't ignore the revenge angle but warned evidence could be pretty hard to find. take a listen. >> usually, the killer has very little contact with the person he's seeking revenge on. there's not a lot of phone calls, social media exchange. it's usually a type of situation where they study the victim and seek their moments and they attack. >> the girl's family who is webbed in civil lawsuits with the murdaw's released a statement saying having suffered the devastat

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his only main rival has been this man up to no sir mattie, the only motor left in the race. the former head of iran central bank has been using his background in finance to try and convince voters he is the right man for the job. on my demo, i've come to defend the very last piece of democracy that remains on voting for him . i think the most important issue right now is our economy. i hope we can fix it. have come too far so we can retain our democracy. him at the unemployment rate is an all time high in iran and inflation at more than 40 percent. in vienna, members of president has found ronnie's team are in talks with the united states and other members of the un security council to get us back into the nuclear deal known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, j. c, p. o, a. and they're hoping a positive outcome, but deliver the results that people want to turn out as a major issue for official here who hope they can rally electric. that compared to what has on monday was elected a years ago than a president may prove not so popular when he takes office in august. sou

i think he can do something for us. 2 his only main rival has been this man up to nasir him. mattie the only mater left in the right. the former head of iran central bank has been using his background in finance to try and convince voters he is the right man for the job. can pay me a demo. i've come to defend the very last piece of democrats. he that remains on voting for him. i to you the most important issue right now is our economy. i hope you can fix it. i've come to ford so we can retain our democracy. by the way. the unemployment rate is an all time high in iran and inflation. at more than 40 percent in vienna, members of president has found ronnie's team are in talks with the united states and other members of the un security council. to get us back into the nuclear deal known as the joint comprehensive plan of action, j. c, p o, a. and they're hoping a positive outcome will deliver the results that people want to turn out as a major issue for official fear, hope they can rally de electric compared to when how sandra was elected 8 years ago . and a president may prove not so popu

the former central bank governor matty is seen as a reformist the i r g. c is a powerful voice in parliament, but officially it stays out of the presidential race. not supporting any candidate . ah, that's not bringing our guest. joining us from to her on her med moran v. he's the head of american studies graduate program at the university to run training us from berlin. as ali for her lunch i to affiliate at a scholar with fray university center for middle eastern or north african politics . and also from to her on as must have been a journalist and iran affairs analyst. thank you so much for joining us on inside story. i'm from miranda, we don't want to speculate as to who the winner will be up this presidential race. so 1st set the scene up for us and tell us what the mood is like into iran as this election unfolds and voting takes place. well, despite the fact that the corona virus and iran is still a problem, and do we have to keep in mind that thanks to us sanctions, it's been very difficult for the government to keep it under control. but despite th

if it sells well, mattie checked plans, his own production line in berlin, he's playing with the idea of one follow up model. but no more. he says more than that would be on sustainable method from the business desk at this hour for boy, you can always go to our website at www dot com slash business. and for me, in that in thanks for watching. ah, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. the magic corner spots personally, and some great culture memorial to boot w travels off, we go. women in asia in speaking. that's nice little for them all money and lunch. and on the, the only way i can be on top is to create my own. i see there landing stories. ah, i phone my life. this weekend on d. w. ah, ah, me on yellow spine, on the soccer coach down to his bones. he's achieved far more than just mentoring successful youth teams on the greek island applies both spinal has set up a soccer club just for refugees on the island. thanks to his efforts. young refugees like paws from cameroon. can dream of professional sports careers? the ah there's little left of the moria refugee camp, unless b

investigated for crimes against humanity rather than becoming president of the country is not a carriage, mattie speaker. and of course, he's under sanctions, are going to cannot directly speaking leave the country. he has little to no experience in international affairs or in a konami, you know, policy. and therefore, it would be important to see who he chooses at is, you know, cabinet ministers in terms of what we can expect. i think the big question on everyone's mind is if occasions or the nuclear negotiations. let's keep in mind that the current sitting president, mister rani, is not going to leave office until you know, mid august. so there is still a month and a half left for him to try to wrap things up before you know, giving things over to mr. racy who might not have the same sort of speed in terms of getting it deal worked out. and i think that's what might be looking at in terms of unlikely a scenario. because frankly, i think you run has no option considering its economic circumstances, not to sign the nuclear. right. let's take a look at some other world news. armenians are heading

. >> reporter: there are no arrests in the killings of paul and mattie murtow, members of one of southolina's most influential legal families. paul was shot twice with a shotgun and his mother was also shot with a gun. investigators are considering the possibility paul was the target of an you attack and matty was killed by happenstance. this came days after paul attended a court hearing for a 2017 boating accident that left a 19-year-old girl dead. he was facing felony counts for boating under the influence causing death and great bodily harm. police haven't said whether the killings are related. the girl's fellly who are in a civil lawsuit released a statement saying quote, having suffered the devastating loss of their own daughter, the family prays they can find some level of peace from this tragic t loss. they would like the family and community to know their thoughts and prayers are with the family. they suffered more tragedy after paul's grandfather died at 81. there is no word on if the death is related to the murders. they were laid to rest on friday. coming up, a friend of the

and i think we saw in his press conference, he talk quite warmly, joe biden said he was a mattie could kind of cooperate with and understand, i think most go really see that as a departure from previous administrations. and it's looking forward to perhaps working on the few in the future areas where it can cooperate, but they're also under no illusions that this was never going to lead to any great strategic breakthrough. well, there were some areas of cooperation, very coming back to you. tell us more about what if anything was actually achieved . there is no breakthrough, but the 2 men agreed that they have mutual interest that they should follow and talk about it together. there will be a string of consultations and also negotiations of a long list of diplomatic problems. and they agreed that they have a responsibility for the vote for the security of the vote. the 2 because nuclear powers will talk about is ability and security. and this should lead to a new round of arms control talks or even arms reduction talks. so this is as concrete success. and there's also, although the they

c laundry before he thought mattie was good, i thought over then, but i began with the tonic con elaine that just looked dilemma up in the, in the carla car. america of course what did not feel like i've gotten my from high dump but 5 d. so you have about them, but that the low part, nick only got a school is cool. and then you pick out of this and go to school and pick guy or gal, guy said, but had there too much support happening in the schools. don't always say finder in the state of registering. a woman was quarantined in a local school. 3 men broke in one night and they all wrapped up by the stick fighting lessons for indian girls self defense class and a confidence booster. if you see a girl in a pink, sorry, welding about on rest assured she's in the pink gang and if you hom, a member, you'll have it's boston dale with the board. but the boy who stand me middle will begin by now. i had nobody to say, hey, i mean not all already saw one job, but not is that a made up of the game? that's phones from one me. ball, sorry, low. they had made a number to be part. i had. you see my luck

>> i have no issues at all with former military officers like lloyd austin and jim mattis it being confirmed they are exceedingly well- qualified. not every military officer is fit to be the secretary of defense. but conversely, not every military officer is not qualified to be the secretary of defense. so, view each man and woman on the totality of the experience that they bring. >> the washington post reported in april that 44 of the individuals charged in connection with the capital riots were current or former members of the military. what needs to be done people in society that made the decision, as egregious and as horrible as it was, you're going to have to expect that some of those people were probably in the military just because, again, the military is this microcosm of society. so i think we need to take steps. again, i'd be reluctant to go down and identify every step i think we need to take. this gets back to kind of the role of the commanders. the reason we choose these great men and women to be commanders is because, you know, hopefully and the expectation is they have the exp

with 2 of her colleagues system coordinator. johan asked henry for rather, and dr. teigel's gabrey mattie am gabby michael? at least 128 work has been killed into grice and fighting, broke out between the military and armed groups in november and diplomatic editor james base off the un secretary general spokesman for his response to these latest killings. we cannot condemn strongly enough. attacks on humanitarian workers, humanitarian workers, whether in t gray or in south sudan, we've talked a lot about that as well. are all too often targeted with we fear the goal of scaring away humanitarians. but what it does is it denies men, women, and children who need help the help that they need. so we sent our condolences to our colleagues at it's as awful to you. turkey's president has laid the foundation stone at a mega projects that will link the black sea in the sea of mama. the symbol canal will open up a new lucrative trade route and will be about 45 kilometers long. but environmentalists warn of a devastating impact on wildlife damper culture. city concealed reports from a stumble, connec

having said that, i have no issues at all with former military officers like jim mattis and lloyd austin being confirmed to be the secretaries of defense. one, i happen to know both gentlemen very well. they are exceedingly well-qualified. so i think you're going to have to take it on a case-by-case basis. not every military officer is a good fit to be the secretary of defense. t conversely, i would offer that, you know, not every military officer isn't qualified to be the secretary of defense. so view each person, each man, each woman that has the opportunity to be considered as the secretary of defense on the totality of the experience that they bring. >> the washington post reported in april that 44 of the individuals charged in connection with the capitol riot on january 6th were current or former members of the military. what needs to be done, admiral, to combat extremism in the military and amongst our veterans? >> well, i don't think anybody should be surprised by that number, to be nest. the military is a microcosm of society. so, you know, if you are going to have, you know, peo

once again in a special train with big windows, the be able to k no to mattie barco, limited experience. striking black and white paintwork. white side always faces the sea and has the best view. our final storm is at the southern tip of japan, in the seaside resort of a boot suki, also known as the hawaii of japan. things are a bit quiet to him. in the hook who isa ton thermal spar, there are even hot sand, about sand is heated up by hot springs. if you can get up again after about 10 to 15 minutes, or whenever you want me, japan has always had 2 sides to it. on the one hand, there is the contemplative quiet side that is also revealed in its many baths. and on the other hand, the hustle and bustle of its fine prince big cities. the journey through southern japan is like looking through a kaleidoscope with constantly changing impressions. and it ends at the see where our yawning gaze finally comes to rest. the me me ah, to the point of strong, clear positions, international perspectives. up to 80 percent of people in japan say that are opposed to the upcoming tokyo olympics. among other

apartheid, that's a double standard that's just simply absurd. 2 o journalists like canadian born mattie friedman, now based interest the a p employed him in israel until 2014, after he had done a student in the israeli army. last week, friedman filed a story for another us news at the atlantic, whose editor in chief, american, jeffrey told, moved to israel in his 20 volunteer for the army and was a guard and a prison tanius for its treatment of the current new york times political columnists david brooks and former jerusalem bureau chief, ethan bronner, both of them american have had sons in the israeli army. and on the broadcast side, there's news anchor splits. his bio on cnn site is sick with details on the stories. he's covered, the interviews. he's conducted the honorary degrees. he's received not one mention though, of his former journal. you're at the biggest, the most influential pro israel lobby, group of them all. 8. there's a strong israel today, a vibrant israel that is not going to disappear. for a pack of destroy the 2 state solution. back in the eighty's and story, i alwa

could the lifting of sanctions in the final moments of election day change the situation in favor of mattie impossible question to answer for us. l. have a good? sure. i think again, elections are unpredictable everywhere, and i would argue, especially in iraq. so it is possible i would say that it is unlikely to happen because one, i think the sanction being lifted in the next 10 days is likely to happen. and so it's unlikely to have that effect. so i, j noon says, is there a chance to run to become more nipple country? that's my to that one. i think at the current point in iran, we inflation some high unemployment. so high and economic issues that are really taking returns of people's priorities. i think it's incredibly difficult for people to push for reform when they're struggling to put food on the table when they're struggling to buy medicine. i think that the fundamental problem at the moment might be at i says that we're not going to vote. there's a whole lot of social media hash tag around the idea of what is a point. we're not going to tell us more about that. well yes, i understa

already being asked, i'm going to just interrupt you the mattie am a 50, i'm sorry, because i've got some other news to get to, but thank you for bringing us that account of what happened today. we appreciate your time. thank you. let's talk twitter. nigeria government has indefinitely suspended the operations of the social media giant, and interestingly, it used twitter to announce the suspension. it accuses the company of undermining nigeria corporate existence. the suspension comes 2 days after the removal of a post from president mohammed who bahati threatened to punish regional secessionist twitter flights. hurry for violating abusive behavior policy more without made interest. he's in northern nigeria today in min. this is interesting and the language being used as well undermining nigeria as corporate existence. it's a very big claim. exactly. this has been going on for days now, betweens, and government and twitter. although the ministry of information have issues with social media platforms for allowing this session is movement. the independent, the indigenous peoples of the

i mean, the iranian currency, his boss over 50 percent of its value during the tenure of mattie. and that's going to make it difficult also merrily on the other reform this candidate. he was a vice president during the presidency of mohammed hot tammy, and never to that's for sure that he doesn't have much support. iran has been under severe economic pressure over the past 3 years. iranians feeling the economic pinch . it is. we're told the number one concern of the electorate. however, if they feel that nothing is going to change, are they going to get out of the vote? we've had a supreme leader encouraging them to do so. are they going to do that? i think it's going to be very challenging. and i think many analysts are predicting that the turn out is going to be perhaps lower in the selection. there's the issue of the economy, as you pointed out, the economic situation is very dire, and each polls show that it's the number one reason people don't want to participate because they are unhappy with their economic situation. there's also the issue of the kronos. busy virus pandemic

and the former deputy parliamentary speaker and of the nasa her matty as the former central bank governor needing opponents to paint him as responsible for wrongs economic words. he supports reviving the nuclear deal with western powers and we would like to, i said vague and tyrone, but fast his report on how economic concerns could be a major factor on the streets of iran. there's one topic that everyone is talking about, the economy hit by some of the toughest sanctions iran has ever seen. as well as what some believe is government mismanagement, the coven pandemic has caused the economy to plummet further in 2019 the country. so widespread demonstrations after a fuel price, like, according to the iranian government, more than $200.00 people were killed in violence, the still unrest, but it's not limited to fuel prices. the muslim social goods, we saw our basic necessities since last year. prices of some items have gradually increased by 30 to 50 percent pastor noodles salad dressings, junior tomato paste. everything you can imagine has had a 30 to 40 percent price rise in just $1.00. y

this is abdul enough that mattie the former governor of iran central bank. your me, you don't regret that. there aren't representatives of the people here. you want to show your anger, do it by voting. what we should form a strong coalition for our republican. how come? right, sorry, i said back, let's find out more about this. and i believe this was like a 3 hour plus debates with these 7 men. what transpired while the debate is still going on and let me to sum it up for you, there's been a tax, a tax, and some more attacks against each other now. so target of those attacks have been who you've just heard from the not set him up the, the former governor of the central bank. now he's seen as the mattress, but he's also linked to the current ronnie administration. and since we are talking but the economy is debated about the economy, there's a lot of frustration and anger about the state of the economy. the inflation is high, the currency has lost value, unemployment is high. so the conservative candidates have tugs, it did a good not him at the know one of t

you can see mattie are a little showing up on the satellite picture. but brisk northwest, the wind, driving through lifted dust and sand, coming out of iraq through q 8 at eastern side, or saudi arabia running across here in the concert hall with a high of $41.00 celsius, i don't show a brace paying the temperature back into by to around 37 celsius, we'll see that some of the conditions as we go on into monday. meanwhile, we pushed further south. it's dry, his day sunny across a good part of the horn of africa. the showers continue rumbling away across central areas of africa with some big and heavy rain coming in across the central african republic for a time just pushing across into the gulf of guinea. further south, a lot of dry weather, much of southern africa, is set fair. but you can see this very wet weather that we do have across the eastern side of madagascar. that's going to be in place as we go on into the next couple of days. and again, that could cause some localized flooding. we'll say one to one show showers just pushing across into a ce

the great general mattis. when i joined the military some 50 years ago, i swore to support the constitution. never did i dream that troops would be ordered to violatee constitutional rights of fellow citizens for a bizarre photo-op for the commander-in-chief. liar. general mark dempsey in an obama hack, it goes on and on. the "washington post" and the "new york times." this story that shows them all to be liars. 30 seconds and go on to tomorrow. b as you pointed out earlier sean, they lied about so many conspiracy theories about donald trump it's awful. i want to take the remaining 2ra minute and 17 seconds i have to say this in all seriousness. joe biden because of what he's done with the pipeline to russia, what he is doing with tiktok and others in communist china. the signals that he is sending, joe biden will get us in a war. he wants to spend 6 trillion dollars. he is out of his mind. but he wants to keep flat defense spending when china is out of control and they are preparing to invade taiwan. that's n

mattis what do you think of this madison took one look and said that is not going to happen and the two of them bend themselves to the task. for those of you familiar with madison or madisons, you can see it there in several ways. manuscript gets tucked into a washington express pocket as he assumes in the second floor of the balcony, there we go look at all the people down below. george washington president of the united states of america we might call a joint session and then a delivery to the address. several people in attendance wrote in response the repressions the several notice there might be sweat or two on the brow and a quiver in the voice and shaking of the hands after this order question. i don't think it ever felt particularly comfortable that is for sure. but he did it and we talked about why but one of the legacies, i think he thought he was absolutely essential to the republican government that power shows itself and speaks itself it let's itself be known this is in the european deal unless it's a french kind of thing or a ritual in the house of commons or something, in

. >> this is mattie and saki. and they shouldn't feel bad because the adults don't know what to make of this race thing either. race has confounded the united states since the united states invented it. and get ready because around 2045, for the first time, this country will have more black, indigenous and people of color than just plain old white folks. but what does that mean? to quote my young friends, i don't really know. ♪ >> every now and again, a year comes up on the calendar that sparks the national imagination. 1976, 1984, 2000. >> it's an emergency we all hope doesn't happen. >> well, for many people, 2045 is that kind of number. that is the year, according to the u.s. census, that america will be a majority minority nation. that bleens black, indig louse, latin x and asian folks will outnumber the white folks. as my friend put it -- >> it's the browning of america. >> and that has white people freaking out. okay. not all the white people. the tiki torch whites, the bill balol whites, the not my daughter

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