next, new member, nathaniel moran of texas and greg landsman of ohio. >> republican nathaniel moran is thnew member representing the first congressional districtf texas in the 118th congress. he told c-span about how seeing >> he told c-span about how running for ronald reagan sparked his own love of politics and why he studied russian in college. and how his parents ended up raising him on the campus of a bible college in texas. moved from arizona to east texas to help start a bible college there in southern smith county, i was just shy of being two years old, but me and my three brothers packed up in a car with my parents and moved across half the country to help start a bible college in east texas. >> it was your family and others, what was the idea? rep. moran: the idea was to follow that great commandment of matthew 22, to get out and love others. that is about serving god and serving others. my parents were involved in ministry for many years, and this was just their opportunity to help start something new in the center of the united states, in east texas, and help build that min

moran: being dad's number one, and being a coach. my little girl, not so little anymore, she is almost six feet tall, they loved calling me coach on the basketball court instead of dad, so they look that opportunity. -- left that opportunity. and i think i love coaching that team, just about more than anything, and spending that special time in the cub scouts with my older son. my smallest son is a kindergarten and i am looking forward to when he starts getting big enough to play basketball, and helping with that team and showing him the ropes. >> how many kids? rep. moran: for kids, my wife and i have been married 23 years, we had our first two who are now 17 and 60 we had then because of the need to focus on my oldest son we waited a year, and we got him on the right track and said let's have some more kids. we have a little seven-year-old and a little five-year-old. two boys and two girls. >> what was the reaction from your kids when you won the seat and he became a member of congress? rep. moran: well, you know, back to kind of t

diana moran . chris aker boozy. diana moran. 15 minute neighbourhood. yes or no for you?s no for you? absolutely no, i think. it's just no for you? absolutely no, i think . it's just awful. what no for you? absolutely no, i think. it's just awful. what has happened to free choice and especially for older people, how the devil are they going to get to the shops and back or go and see their and the footfall for the shops . it's a death nil the shops. it's a death nil isn't it. for pubs. the shops. it's a death nil isn't it. for pubs . for shops. isn't it. for pubs. for shops. terrible terrible. they would say diana, that they're going to reduce emissions , have cleaner reduce emissions, have cleaner air and perhaps public transport would be better and that would be good pensioners. well, what we've been saying about public transport earlier in the program it doesn't bode well does . it doesn't bode well does. that's a fair point chris i caboose a 50 minute cities are you in. oh god gosh it's awful really . i mean what happened to really. i mean what happened to the idea of

diana moran . chris aker boozy. diana moran. 15 minute neighbourhood. yes or no for you?? absolutely no, i think. it's just no for you? absolutely no, i think . it's just awful. what no for you? absolutely no, i think. it's just awful. what has happened to free choice and especially for older people, how the devil are they going to get to the shops and back or go and see their and the footfall for the shops . it's a death nil the shops. it's a death nil isn't it. for pubs. the shops. it's a death nil isn't it. for pubs . for shops. isn't it. for pubs. for shops. terrible terrible. they would say diana, that they're going to reduce emissions , have cleaner reduce emissions, have cleaner air and perhaps public transport would be better and that would be good pensioners. well, what we've been saying about public transport earlier in the program it doesn't bode well does . it doesn't bode well does. that's a fair point chris i caboose a 50 minute cities are you in. oh god gosh it's awful really . i mean what happened to really. i mean what happened to the idea of and what are

that's where our jocelyn moran is live from this morning. you were out there after the news broke almost 24 hours ago. what are you seeing now, jocelyn? >> yeah, justin, obviously the neighbors are visibly shaken up by this. we saw that since yesterday. i want to show you what we are we are seeing right now. there's a couple of tanks, cylinders, not exactly sure what is in them or what they contain, but you can see the area is blocked off here. again, a lot of people, visibly shaken up. we don't have many details as to exactly what happened. it's all under investigation, and unfortunately one person did lose their live. cadaver dogs and crews with heavy equipment found the body of the resident that was unaccounted for. two people were injured including a firefighter. after the explosion, one woman came out screaming and badly injured. >> the home nurse came running out, and she was half charred, her back half, all charred. hair, charred, curled up, because of the flames. >> reporter: all right liz nue said the home nurse was at the home taki

terry moran leading us off tonight. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next meanwhile tonight to the dangerous cold moving in, wind chills in the northeast reaching 50 below zero in the coming days. 58 million americans in the path of this brutal and life-threatening cold, they're saying, from montana to maine. already hitting the midwest tonight, moving east, while in the south, look at this. nearly half a million homes and businesses still without power after trees and power lines came down. and this ice storm lasting for days now. snow moving north today in wise, virginia. tonight, boston already declaring an emergency and opening warming centers. senior meteorologist rob marciano on the ice tonight and the cold moving in. >> reporter: tonight, the sound of heavy equipment and chainsaws piercing the air north of austin. a race to clean up a tangled mess of ice-covered trees and power lines. limbs snapping after days of ice and sleet. >> we are experiencing one of the most widespread ice storms to hit austin an

let's get to terry moran at the white house tonight. we know the pentagon briefing reporters just before we came on tonight, so, what are they saying about any potential threat here? has the u.s. reached out to china? >> reporter: the pentagon does say that they've been tracking this balloon, that it does not pose a threat to civilians. they also say it's not the first time, that a handful of other times they've seen balloons like this. they say they do not think it poses an intelligence risk, and they have communicated to china that this cannot continue. david? >> still unsettling. terry moran, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next meanwhile tonight to the dangerous cold moving in, wind chills in the northeast reaching 50 below zero in theomg ilon americans in the path of this brutal and life-threatening cold, they're saying, from montana to maine. already hitting the midwest tonight, moving east, while in the south, look at this. nearly half a million homes and businesses still without power after trees and power lines came down. an

. >> i live in redwood city where our jocelyn moran is tracking the worst of the damages are. >>> and president biden is wrapping up his trip to europe. we have the latest on his meeting with nato allies. >>> good morning. i am gianna franco. let's begin with these winds you heard howling all day and throughout the night. we are seeing damage throughout the bay area. now, we are learning more winter weather is on its way to northern california.

this is an issue we have to fix quickly. >> todd: yeah, congressman moran, when you hear democrats gog is racist line of defense you know their position is untenable. some people saying it's racist. other people like this judge we are going to play from el paso saying there is no border crisis. listen. >> there is no invasion of migrants in our community, nor are there hoards of undocumented immigrants committing crimes against citizens that are causing harvick in our community. todd todd congressman moran your reaction to that statement. >> i have been down to the el paso sector. can i tell you what he said is simply not true. in fact, when i asked him some questions he said hey, 95% of the money we are using there locally is from fema. fema is emergency management agency. clearly emergency management situation on the border there is a border crisis. i have seen it first happened. i know from texas judge standpoint we have to secure our borders for various reasons. >> ashley: you know, kelm, obviously there is a bunch of different crises at the border right now. the drugs infiltratin

moran. mr. moran: 11th amendment. the judicial power of the united states shall not be construed to extend to any suit in law or equity, commenced or prosecuted against one of the united states by citizens of another state, or by citizens or subjects of any foreign state. 12th amendment. the electors shall meet in their respective states and vote by ballot for president and vice president, one of whom, at least, shall not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves. they shall name in their ballots the person voted for as president, and in distinct ballots the person voted for as vice president. and they shall make distinct lists of all persons voted for as president and of all persons voted for as vice president and of the number of votes for each, which lists they shall sign and certify and transmit sealed to the seat of the government of the united states, directed to the president of the senate. the president of the senate shall, in the presence of the senate and the house of representatives, open all of th

joycelyn moran is live. do you have your umbrella on stand by yet? >> reporter: i have it on stand by but i did have the hood off. it is not raining and we are along south san francisco now. it hasn't been raining in the last 30 minutes or so. we did see a sprinkle here and there maybe 45 minutes to an hour ago. you can see some of the wet roads. you can see the puddles. this is something you want to be prepared for as we have been hearing from jess about the on and off showers. we are along 101 keeping an eye on the morning commute. gianna has been saying it. we know how dangerous it can be on the roads when heavy downpours do start to come. you mentioned the power outages. we know a lot of people have been frustrated over the last week who have been without power. we have seen that throughout the last week. right now it is about 5400 people without power. a lot of people in the south bay. no estimated time on the restoration on our part so of it ipretty cold this morning. it is not raining but i've got my gloves on. i've got my layers on. some peop

klobuchar: senator moran mentioned the bill. the parent was that it would create a task force. -- representative stover of minnesota has got the duluth airport. it passed the house in the 1/17 congress. i am hoping we can get that done and whatever input you have. the sooner we do that, the better and then as we work toward the faa reauthorization on a separate track. last question. i want to make here is the workforce issue. we know that every industry in america is having workforce issues, including airlines and including you guys. i know that senator duckworth, senator boone, senators moran, fisher, kelly and many others, are working to expand the faa's workplace development grant programs to boost investments . could you talk about the pipeline of skilled aviation workers and what you think we can do? acting admstor nolen: it's a great question. we look out and say, how do we become a more inclusive agency, how do we reach out and touch underrepresented groups? it is one of our absolute top priorities for the agency. part of

that is were our jocelyn moran is live in redwood city. this is an area that got hit really hard by those winds. >> reporter: yeah. i remember texting you yesterday afternoon after my power went out . just along the peninsula, we saw a lot of various really being affected. and it is very windy right now. not nearly to the extent that it was yesterday. but we are still seeing those effects here. we have seen them all morning long. along woodside road, there is a reason for that, this is a busy area. people take this to 280 to get their day started. these businesses have no power right now. you can see here, cars are taking it as a four-way stop. that is exactly what you want to be doing. look at this wells fargo. it is closed. they are turning people away. a lot of these businesses do not have power. if we go to the pg&e outage map, you can see what areas were talking up. redwood city. east palma lotto. a lot of these areas have no power right now. another area is emerald lake hills. i want to say this video. you can see justice roof that c

>> terry moran in washington o involving iran and its nuclear capability. tonight, a top pentagon official testifying that iran could now make enough nuclear material for a bomb, in just 12 days now. let's bring in our senior white house correspondent mary bruce, live at the white house. mary, that official describing the pace of iran's progress as, quote, remarkable, in the years after the u.s. pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. >> reporter: tonight, iran is on the brink of having enough material to build a nuclear bomb if they wanted to. a top official today saying they could reach that point in just 12 days. this is now the closest that iran has been to being capable of building a nuclear bomb since former president trump left the iran nuclear deal back in 2018. since then, iran has made astounding nuclear progress, the pentagon says. now, the biden administration did try to restart and revive that deal, but with no success, and david, it is important to note that while they are inching closer to this, the intelligence no sign tuact a numberer will bom

it's gruesome name as talk to marina moran. she is a defense expert at kings college and london and joins us now from the finish capitol hill thinking we're on good to see you. russia is claiming small gains in moot and the new hans region. is this what the feared large scale offensive is going to look like? are the russians just laying the groundwork for something bigger? thank you for having me. well, i seems a russians are trying to regain strategic initiative, which they have lost after their operational pause in summer and they have faced a series of setbacks. so i think what we're seeing right now is the intensification of fighting. we're seeing the results of the partial mobilization, and i believe this is a 1st stop in the larger offense of russia seeks to conduct before the ukrainian troops receives the tanks from nato, which should be around mid april. russia has a small window of opportunity to capture as much territory as it can, forcing back to korea forces. and both is very important for that because that will pav

our jocelyn moran is live from the sunset district right now. it's been almost 24 hours since it happened, and you responded to the scene right after it broke yesterday. what are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: yeah, justin, a lot of people are wondering what happened, but we don't have many details. i can show you what we are seeing here. a couple of fire crews here. the area is blocked off by the home that has now collapsed. we can see things like appliances, and we see cylinders there as well. we don't know what they contained, but, again, very few details, and all of this is under investigation. unfortunately one person did lose their life. the cadaver dogs finding the body of the resident that was unaccounted for. we don't know the name of the victim yet, and two other people were injured, including one firefighter. neighbors said after what they heard was an explosion, one woman came out screaming and badly injured. >> the home nurse came running out, and she was half charred, her back half, all charred. hair, charred, and you know,

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moran: well, you know, back to kind of the days of campaigning, try to involve them as much as they could, the little ones don't quite understand, but they love to repeat the campaign commercials, and they are involved every step of the way. love being here is part of the -- as part of the process. i am hopeful as they grow older they will see really what i am trying to do is to build in an opportunity for them. so that one of these days they can have the same opportunity, to come from a trailer home on a bible college campus with parents that did not have anything more than a bible college education to be able to achieve anything you want in life by working hard, by staying steady with good values, by treating people right and giving back to your community. i think that is the formula to get somewhere in life. not for ourselves, but for others. i tell people all the time, that the point of government is to help people get to prosperity. prosperity is not the end. posterity should be the middle point. the endpoint's generosity to others. liberty should lead to prosperity should lead them

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we have jocelyn moran who was live in redwood city this morning. many people are still sitting in the dark this morning. i see the traffic lights behind you are out. >> reporter: exactly, just in. a lot of people are getting the morning commute underway and the traffic lights are out. we are along would side. this is a busy area. a lot of people take this road to get on to 280. you can see this traffic light is out. we are here because this can be very dangerous. we have seen a few cars who are driving past the traffic light and not treating it like a four-way stop. i think about what gianna tells us. when we see a traffic light that is out, treat it like a four-way stop. it is getting busy and we imagine even more busy, as we get later this morning. a lot of people waking up with no power. this car, is exactly what you want to do. it looks like it is a cruel. what you saw, is exactly what you want to do. if you see a traffic light that is out. let's take you to the pg&e map. a lot of redwood city is without power this morning. redwood city, east p

joycelyn moran is live in south san francisco. are you seeing anything out there right now?reporter: don't let this hood fool you. it is not raining. i am just very cold. it was raining about 30 minutes ago. it's the on and off showers i am talking about. you can see a couple puddles here and there but it is not too bad. i did hear jess say in the next 20 minutes, that can change for us. you mentioned the power outages. 5400 people in the bay area are being affected by power outages rate now. no estimated time of restoration but we will keep you updated. we have seen a lot of people over the last week affected by power outages. we know how frustrating that can be especially with the cold weather given that a lot of the heaters don't work when power is out. we'll be updating that throughout the morning. here is the reason we are here. we are talking about morning commute and how the rain can be affecting that. we are along 101 going north. it's a pretty smooth ride but the roads are wet. so be careful and extra patient out there especially when we see the on and off showers.

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i'm jocelyn moran with the latest. >>> also in san francisco, the mayor lays out a new plan to bringiness own says he feels neglected by city promises. >>> we are highlighting an east bay barber and teacher going beyond the traditional haircuts, helping students grow their finances. >>> the warriors returning a familiar face to the roster. >>> are you going to get hit with the showers? i will time out the full forecast. >>> the drive into the altamonte pass, but friday light in spots. details coming up. >>> developing this morning, investigators are searching for the cause of a deadly explosion that rocked a san francisco neighborhood. this is what is left of the home that was blown off its foundation. you can see from the video here. atp and dea agents are on

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jocelyn moran is live along teller of art. joslin, where does this stand now? >> reporter: all right, liz. the good news is there is no fire anymore. you can see how many pg&e crews are here. you can see it is coming the area where the fire was. you can see this line of pg&e crews through the area through the neighborhood. we are told the shelter in place order has been lifted for the neighborhood except for those immediate homes that were affected. so the home where the spire was in front of, a few of the homes in the area are still evacuated. the shelter in place order for the rest of the neighborhood has been lifted now. i want to show you the video of the flames from last night. these are flames from this morning, too. this is under investigation. the battalion chief says they got calls and reports of a loud explosion, an electrical hazard and a car on fire. all of this is under investigation. listen to what one resident said who lives in the area where all this happened. >> we heard a loud explosion, several explosions outside the house. i initially though

senator moran and i are very focused on this. know the chair and many others, i worked with senators moran anditto for the improvement act, with the task force to recommend improvements, to prevent future outages. we already passed a house -- i know there will be many and other ideas. senator duckworth, more and, fisher, kelly and myself are working on expanding the workforce development which is a key part of this, the faa and private airlines. so captain murray, in your testimony, you highlight how in november you want about risks associated with crew scheduling in it systems. why do you think your warnings were ignored? >> that podcast was one of many warnings we relayed to southwest, either publicly, privately, and we've been trying as i testified a little earlier, we have tried to offer solutions where we see breakdowns and so we've gotten very little traction in that regard and so as we have moved forward we have been expressing dire warnings about how brittle -- >> i will go to you, mr. waterston, $1.3 million investment u

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senator moran and i co-chair the tourism part of the committee. i work with the senators to introduce the notam improvement act, which is a simple beginning to all this, with the task wars to recommend improvements to prevent future outages. and i know there is going to be many other ideas. i know senators duckworth, moran, fischer, kelly and myself are working on a bill to expand the faa's workforce development, which is a key part of this. so, captain murray, in your testimony, you highlighted in november how you warned about risks associated with crew scheduling and i.t. systems. why were your warnings ignored? >> thank you, senator. that podcast was one of many warnings that we had relayed to southwest, either publicly, privately. and we had been trying as i testified earlier, tried to offer solutions where we see breakdowns. and so, we've gotten very little traction in that regard. and so, as we have moved forward, we have been expressing some dire warnings about how brittle. >> i will go to you, mr. watterson, southwest announced $1.1 billio

has ortiz moran garcia, reports, key of admit, back motor is on the brink rushes. wagner group has launched an assault from 3 directions, north, east, and south, who usually makes it the law that will get out of this hail, cold bot. net. it's all burning wood barely got out in small groups. our commanders don't cadel us. i'm telling it to you like a taste. we lost more people to day to death for angel in half an hour. these are all who are left. it's hel, there, simply howl. i'm telling you the battle for bachman has been utterly savage. it is claimed thousands if not tens of thousands of ukrainian troops killed endangered, rare sleeps from ukrainian journalists and troops paint a terrible picture. 6 yahoo! loyal f i spoke to people who transport the dead and wounded out of backward. and they told me that according to their estimates and unprepared ukraine and fighter survives and backward for only 4 hours on the front line. yes. that's a very negative statistic. i think they survive longer in zappa rogia than yet. can le ganske russian forces are pushing forward slowly but surely. ah ah le

our jocelyn moran was there. >> reporter: a lot of people near the area of the sunset district describingt they heard. something like a loud explosion is how they described it. i do want to show you some of the homes that sustained damage. even just eight, nine, 10 homes down you can see some of these windows were completely blown out. even the cars sustained significant damage. you can see this windshield here, just completely shattered. some of the glass here on the floor as well. again, homes, seven to 10 homes away from where this house collapsed are, seeing significant damage here. i do want to show you the homes that are right next to the house that collapsed. that greenhouse right there. we spoke to the resident who lives there. her name is karen leigh. she tells us that she was on a conference call for work when she heard a loud boom. >> glass was flying out of the window. the front door was busted. i was so worried, you know, about the blast coming through. >> reporter: karen tells us that their own sustained significant damage. her window, her door, her garage just completely ru

this is expert marina moran is always marina. we appreciate your time and valuable analysis. thank you. thank you for having me. ah, the death toll from the earthquakes in turkey, it's uria continues to rise by the hour. well hopes of finding more survivors is fades by. the hour days after the disaster hit but emergency crews, they keep defying the odds. digging through the rubble to pull out people alive, we traveled to southern turkey to witness a german rescue team. save a woman in an operation that lasted more than 50 hours. deep under the rubble trapped beneath layers of concrete cheer in the town of carrie con is 40 year old zane ep. she's been trapped under this debris for days. now there is hope she will make it out alive. a complex mission to free her is underway, involving a team of german rescuers and using drills and specials equipment. they've been able to cut a path to her. i will write a on the surface, sitting amongst the rubble is debated. they naps, younger sister. she has been here since monday, waiting and worrying and in a desperate attempt to give her si

terry moran standing by with late reporting. >>> also tonight, that dangerous arctic blast. 58 millionmericans, multiple states. wind chill alerts from montana straight across to maine. life-threatening cold already moving into the

this is expert marina moran is always the reader. we appreciate your time and valuable analysis. thank you. thank you for having me. ah, the death toll from the earthquakes and turkey it's uria continues to rise by the hour. well hopes of finding more survivors is fades by the hour. days after the disaster hit, but emergency crews, they keep defying the odds. digging through the rubble to pull out people alive, we traveled to southern turkey to witness a german rescue team. save a woman in an operation that lasted more than 50 hours. deep under the rubble trapped beneath layers of concrete cheer in the town of carrie con is 40 year old zane ep. she's been trapped under this debris for days now. that there is hope she will make it out alive. a complex mission to free her is underway, involving a team of german rescuers and using drills and specials equipment. they've been able to cut a path to her. oh . all right. a under surface, sitting amongst the rubble is debated. they not younger sister. she has been here since monday, waiting and worrying and in a desperate attempt to give

this is a moran re, this is about brotherhood raining to be a warrior, it will cover all we dont patches are in faces where like brother, his brother is this the training we prepare and we are preparing to defend our families, our children, our wives, a old about things that happened over the years, but most importantly, it was that, oh, well more the late as well. it needs aren't they? discussion and documentary as you can visit our website, l t dot com. thank you for choosing audience. national. ah, a news media, wisconsin. if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out in about a quarter. don't put your human symbols on display a little stacy schneider. oh, i'm guy. so you guys don't talk to strangers. 7 i avoid noisy gatherings with a marashi, your colleagues, and perhaps also your friends. think you're guilty because you'll russian. you much now a glad to wait a minute for a specific struggle with i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and pulled the joint from my mouth and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalists and the jew

terry moran standing by with late reporting. >>> also tonight, that dangerous arctic blast. 58 millionltiple states. wind chill alerts from montana straight across to maine.

now behind me, you can be a moran re. this is about to brotherhood. a cupboard rules. we don't do a bunch of other in faces. we're like, brother. his brother is. this is the training we prepare and we're preparing to defend our fenmont, a families, our children, our wife. all the annual celebrations always end with the burning of master beverages, an ancient pagan tradition, which is the test of time the ritual symbolizes the end of winter and the beginning of a new period of life. on monday, millions of all folks, christian believers will begin that 48 day lent, restricting their menus and lifestyles. haven't with me, thanks for joining us. hey, arty international web, back in 30 minutes with more of the very latest. ah. you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life after hate kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that.

my last off i'll put it is on the modified classics are on offer here. macaroni with moran made from chick the water instead of beaten egg whites or lemon tarts with tumour. rick instead of egg yolk for colour. stay on that. as i've asked again, what attracts me to vague and baking is the challenge. i got a phone call when we opened 5 years ago, there was almost nothing there. now there are innovative methods and new, vague and product. it's on the as well. the challenge is to keep the recipes evolving to try manually fall fiscally. and it was that speaking of a challenge, the course songs are ready, butter versus no butter. because in which one's better to me as good news or pleasant, better conclusion. any more, it's less doughy and crispy, or i prefer this one. if this is better, what can we finish them? the result, 5 to 5. what does the pastry shop say? i said i'm 5050. well, i'm relatively happy with that. uh huh. so it's a draw. perhaps the french are less butter crazy than they themselves believe. well, when intention meets action, even on deeply had beliefs and practices have

layla moran chairs a cross—party group looking at the uk's handling of the pandemic.ofessions — health and social care staff, its transport workers, it's teachers — who are far more likely to be getting covid and long covid. we need to recognise long covid as an occupational disease, so that if they find themselves not able to work, they are able to get the support that they so richly deserve. they want health care workers to be compensated, like they are in some other countries. we are falling behind our peers in our recognition of this as a real disease that needs proper recognition and compensation. so, all those front line workers that we clapped for on a thursday, especially the ones who have lost theirjob, don't have any money now, have something that they can fall back on. what would the financial implications be of the compensation scheme you're asking for? that's a lot of money to be paying out when there's not a lot of money coming in. i would also point out that we can't afford not to. if they're well supported back into work, then that would help the other

after on professor site mohammed moran these days the i e, a report is ended, instilling more fear of iran in the west. the americans are extraordinarily arrogant. from the day that the deal was signed, they were violating the deal under obama. under tromp, they tore up the deal. it is quite suspicious. international atomic energy agency officials, or experts that are linked to iran would make such a sloppy mistake at such a time. israel regime has attempted an attack on iranian installations and has carried out an active or even though they fail. it is still an active war. iranians have pointed out that this is a false accusation. they pointed out to the organization that they made a mistake that the i a has been sloppy in its work. but the problem is that whenever the international atomic energy agency thinks it has something, some sort of evidence against iran else quickly made a lot of noise and tell the western media in order to create fear of iran that just shows their hypocrisy, that dishonesty, the fact that they can't be trusted at the negotiating table. germany not only prol

i've been speaking with at jackson sheesh, chi, who's c e o of moran foundation, which has been distributing aided, gassy, on tap airport in southern turkey. i asked him what else is needed or we think else is needed. i mean, we're talking about food blankets tailored like ok, the shelters. i mean there places to shower. you saw anything was where is woke up here and i'm talking here that you guys and i'm talking to the southern 30 and northern syria. and we've heard the reports of tensions between turkish citizens and syrian refugees. have you seen that? well, all this to i did not see it myself. i would the few. i would call it to my or on line, or maybe some individual incidents. but me, i been in the time on my eyes and many areas. i did not see it, but i think this will happen sooner or later if the it doesn't the right. right. so more shelter. right, so it's 8 is the most important thing at this time. yes, yes, absolutely. i mean aid that any other essential like 2 days ago actually yesterday i managed to pick shower base and the, you know, how relief is that? and i just imagine people