not only because they're playing for a very special 5-year-old, but because quincy fitzgerald and her on. >> have you heard about the concert that's happening? >> yes. >> what are they going to do? >> play music for me. >> that's pretty special. ♪♪ >> "quincy's song" the culmination of the spring concert. it all started with an organization called "sing me a story" which finds kids in need of a boost and arranges for composers to write a special song. quincy was diagnosed with leukemia two years ago. >> she was so young when she got diagnosed, and it was the worst time of our lives, and all i wanted was for her to just be on the other side of this. >> reporter: "sing me a story" asked quincy and josey to write their book inspiring the music. it includes moments of joy like love of the family trampoline. and super heroes that have given her strength while in the hospital. like spider-man. ♪♪ the high school performance including student animations and even narrators. >> right in front of them. >> reporter: it's all about the power of music, says the director. >> i want to take my stude

quincy transformed that into pershing square a year or two later. >> no. gotham was a decade and we did kind of public equity and private equity and some venture capital. it was actually pretty challenging. . quincy is specialized in picking stocks. were you a stock picker buster mark >> yes. we were kind of an activist stock picker. we would buy pretty concentrated portfolio -- large stakes in companies that we thought were great businesses or had great assets but were under managed. >> when you are a activist, i would has different meanings in different people. would you call the ceo and say we owe him 5%? we got to be on the board? i to tell you how to run your company? question it is not exactly what we said because we were young and inexperienced but it was more that we would find a company -- one of the early investments was wendy's. the hamburger chain. wendy's owned 100% of a chain called tim hortons in canada. it was a very you are franchise. you can see that business was worth about $5 billion at least another 450 million of operating income. you

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i was flown over by quincy jones. >> reporter: how the hell did quincy find your number?knock life," the first of many mega music moments for the swedish newcomer. like animal. ♪ i'm still i'm still an animal ♪ >> reporter: before emerging as galantis in 2014. how did you find your way towards pop and dance music? >> i thought it was way too cool to work on anything that had pop music on it. until someone's like, can you try and make a melody on this one? i don't know. it was in the water in sweden from abba. ♪ gimme a man after midnight ♪ >> i instantly fell in love creating melodies. >> reporter: of those melodies, one perhaps the most prolific pop performance of all-time. ♪ i'm into you know that i'm toxic ♪ >> reporter: catapulting him into the mainstream. >> "toxic" was huge. writing "toxic," probably ten ideas a day and "toxic" was just one. it comes to a moment where you realize, oh my god, someone needs to do this record. >> reporter: did you know you had a hit on your hands? >> they released the album, and it wasn't even considered to be a single. it blew all the

marshal service, danville police, and the quincy, massachusetts police department. an inmate with a violent past has escaped a jail south of gilroy. the san benito county sheriff's department says daniel lopez zavala climbed over a barbed wire fence at the correctional facility in hollister around two this morning. deputies have yet to track him down. he was last seen wearing a brown jail shirt, orange pants and black shoes. his criminal record includes felony gun charges and child abuse charges. anyone who sees zavala should immediately call 911. the san francisco district attorney's office has a new director of its victim services division, mayor london breed and other city leaders announced. ivy lee has been appointed to the role. she's a civil rights attorney and was previously a legislative aide. the victim services division, or vsd, is in charge of supporting and educating crime victims about their rights and the services available to them. >> we need the city every single day department of this city to stand up and put their money and their make their words i

. >> twin kit lee was convicted of rape back in 2007, in quincy, massachusetts.he victim worked at his family's restaurant, but she was still able to identify the masked man who broke into her house and raped her at knifepoint. in 2005. >> when we interviewed her, one of the things she had said was she couldn't tell any physical description or anything, but she said he had really bad breath and she referenced, like my boss for his sentencing. >> lee fled the state. quincy police chief mark kennedy says a tip led them to diablo, where lee was living under a fake name. after almost 17 years on the run, they found him on tuesday. >> this is incredible special to be getting this, this, this guy off the streets. >> kennedy says the us marshals were observing him for a while, monitoring his daily practices and during a traffic stop earlier this week, they were able to arrest him. he had a pretty regular routine, so they came up with a plan out there that, that they were going to basically affect a motor vehicle, stop and take him into custody. his neighbors were caught

he was at a party at quincy jones's house.in his life. - the only kind of audition i had was quincy's birthday. he said, "so here's the deal. everybody that needs to say yes for this show is sitting out in that living room right now, waiting for you." "and i thought, gimme 10 minutes." and he's like, "all right, y'all, audition in 10 minutes! audition in 10 minutes!" oh yo, the plane ride was stupid! i was up in first class. - excuse me? - no, i'm saying the plane was dope. - i was sitting in the front- - excuse me? how would he? the flight was really neat, yeah. (audience laughs) (soft upbeat music) - the episode that really stands out to me is where will's father who had abandoned him as a young man comes back into his life, and at the end of the episode, he's abandoning him yet again. - it was great seeing you, son. - you, too, lou. - in the african american community, a lot of families are torn apart because of the male. - ain't a damn thing he could ever teach me about how to love my kids! (soft poignant music) (will brea

this is john quincy adams spot.ess he served in president. >> brian: they say john quincy adams put his head on the desk. well the old man is falling asleep. what was he really doing? >> he was listening to the conversations on the other side of the aisle because there is a spot right, this little mark here, if you are over there and you whisper the way the acoustics work in the building can you hear very clearly what is being said on the other side. >> brian: the other party on the other side of the room and john quincy adams trying to find out what they are plotting and planning. >> this is the original gallery to the house. that was the original house chamber statuary hall. >> brian: where anybody could come. >> that's right. >> original flooring and now these curtains obscure the view. you would have had chairs lined here and people could look over the balcony and watch the proceedings on the floor. >> brian: mr. speaker, one last request we check out your balcony? you. >> you got check out the balcony. boast ph

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i want to make a spin on your comment, john quincy adams, before social media he was in the house afterthe gag rule against slavery was in play, he was not supposed to present anti-slavery positions, but he banged up against that and deliberately presented positions and things he knew would get him attacked. he did it for the publicity. he did it because he knew that northerners would not necessarily get riled up about the cause of slavery but they would get very riled up about the right of petition been denied, the right of representation being denied, freedom of debate being denied. so, he knew that the larger meaning of him being silenced again and again has something to do with democratic governance. and he made that point part of why the gag rule went down to its death, because northerners were upset that their rights were being attacked. i mentioned that now because that is one obvious message you could take from what we just solved with representative mcgovern, and, people are not paying attention to the fact that happened, it has meaning multiple ways an important meeting. >> ta

. >> twin kit lee was convicted of rape back in 2007, in quincy, massachusetts. the victim worked at his family's restaurant, but she was still able to identify the masked man who broke into her house and raped her at knifepoint. in 2005. >> when we interviewed her, one of the things she had said was she couldn't tell any physical description or anything, but she said he had really bad breath and she referenced, like my boss . >> for his sentencing, lee fled the state. quincy police chief mark kennedy says a tip led them to diablo, where lee was living under a fake name. after almost 17 years on the run. they found him on tuesday. >> this is incredibly special to be getting this, this, this guy off the streets. >> kennedy says the u.s. marshals were observing him for a while, monitoring his daily practices. and during a traffic stop earlier this week, they were able to arrest him. >> he had a pretty regular routine, so they came up with a plan out there that, that they were going to basically affect a motor vehicle, stop and take him into custody. >> his neighbor

amy: trita parsi, thank you for being with us executive vice , president of the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. when we come back, the international criminal court is seeking arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the israeli -- and three hamas leaders. we will get the latest. ♪ [music break] amy: "a lament for existence" by hesam inanlou and max baillie. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court has announced he's seeking arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the defense minister gallant, and three hamas leaders. icc chief prosecutor karim khan discuss the case as an interview today on cnn talking about the charges against him as. close the charges are extermination, murder, taking of hostages and rape and sexual assault in detention. so these are the key crimes that are alleged to have been committed by these three individuals. the world was shocked on october 7 when people were ripped from their bedrooms, their homes,

twin kit lee was convicted in 2007, in quincy, massachusetts.e was mass when he broke in to a waitress's home and raped her at knifepoint. that victim worked at lee's family restaurant. she was able to identify him by telling police the suspect had bad breath like her boss. before his sentencing, lee fled the state. quincy's police chief says a tip led them to diablo, where lee was living under a fake name, with the woman, who apparently had no idea who he actually was. the u.s. marshals service had tabs on him for a while. they took him into custody on tuesday. >> he had a pretty regular routine, so they came up with a plan out there that, that they were going to basically affect a motor vehicle, stop and take him into custody. >> lee is set to be extradited back to massachusetts for sentencing. >> new at six san francisco police have reportedly picked the mission district for the first two police owned surveillance cameras in the city. according to mission, local police chief bill scott held a community meeting this week where he announced the

twin kit lee was convicted in 2007, in quincy, massachusetts.say he was masked when he broke into the victim's house and raped her at knife point. the victim worked at lee's family restaurant. she was able to identify him by telling police a suspect had bad breath, like her boss, before his sentencing. lee fled the state. quincy's police chief says a tip led them to diablo, where lee was living under a fake name. the u.s. marshals service apparently had tabs on him for a while. they took him into custody on tuesday. >> he had a pretty regular routine, so they came up with a plan out there that, that they were going to basically affect a motor vehicle, stop and take him into custody. >> lee is set to be extradited back to massachusetts for sentencing. >> in today's gma first look, a new multi-million dollar plan to dive back down to the titanic. here's abc news reporter will reeve in this morning's gma first look inside the million dollar plan to dive back down to the titanic. >> the natural question is like, why? >> i think all of us have to dec

marshals service, danville police and the quincy, massachusetts police department. >> several residents spoke out at tonight's oakley city council meeting about the emergency evacuation of the oak grove senior terrace residence over the holiday weekend. >> i'm here to speak for those those that are afraid to speak, and i think the city of oakland should. oakley should check the codes. >> a clogged sewer line in a vacant unit caused the flooding sunday. no other units were flooded, but managers were concerned that water might get into the electrical panel or other areas, so they evacuated the building as a precaution. 42 low income seniors were displaced. they are being housed at for free at hotels, with meals being delivered, called residents daily to inquire if they need any toiletries or necessities or medications, and to make sure we can meet their dietary restrictions whenever possible. pg and e restored power to the building this morning, and some residents were allowed to return. although the elevator will not be repaired, we're told until tomorrow. people who need to use it to ac

or i'd treat a policy executive vice president of the quincy and century. many thanks for joining us on our address here. thank you. it's still a heads here and i'll just say i'm full. have more reaction to the news that the uranium presidents helicopter has crushed and is missing. plus the scenes on the beach and goes or is posting and scrambled to receive humanitarian age. the color we have plenty of showers bring up across much of your sort of like storms rumbling away. we go to an area of light pressure just around germany, fairly low showers a little further north with edy's was added a lot of the shots pushing down because a good positive from saint cloud. the live you showers will continue the trundle away. in this we go on through monday, then go some very went by this come across the western side of the met. it's radiant, good scattering, the showers wept. we'll see these things trying to get a little more unsettled. it's still pretty warm. of course, a good part of us can to maybe almost like 43 sales. this is cooler in stock home at around 17 deg

he's a senior advisor at the quincy institute full responsible state craft and join us from new york. mr. clifton, kentucky with us on al jazeera. can i just begin by asking, we've asked many, a contributors to i'll just say era what they think and where they think the pressure is and who's got most pressure on it. is it the us? is it how much is the israel from what your seeing and reading and hearing? where do you think the pressure is and who's almost? well, i mean, i think 1st and foremost there's an incredible amount of pressure on the civilian populations inside gaza. that's where a lot of the attention shouldn't be in terms of a political pressure, a little bit is ongoing. here, i think the pressure is on of these really government on that and yahoo. but i think perhaps more importantly, there is a growing pressure on the vitamin ministration. you know, what we've seen in the past 24 hours is the creation of a new political space, both in the us and the international arena, where the commonly repeated arguments that the ball is in her mouth as court to release hostages and agre

scheduled musical guests included bay area artists like e-40, goapele, kehlani, quincy mason and p-lortage of excitement for this coming wnba team. >> just celebrating the block party and having fun showing baby girl what it is. >> uh- have women sports in, in america. yeah >> the valkyries are expected to begin play in 2025. well, that's it for our special edition of abc seven news for chris alvarez and spencer christian, i'm lauren martinez. we'll see you back here at 11. and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place... ...to do as much -or as little- as you want. make your get away now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. and c che in ♪ ♪ florence: now this is the kind of ubers that i like. i'm somewhere in the middle of costa rica, i'm currently sat on a hay bale, in an ox cart, holding rope. and i'm about to go on a two-day adventure with

attending quincy university. >> congratulations. >> the class of 2024 is all in! reporter: the future is bright for these seniors. and a class that's all in deserves all-out celebration. kn noel brennan, cbs news, richton park, illinois. >>> good way to end things tonight. that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. first thing tomorrow, "cbs sunday morning." then it is "face the nation." margaret brennan's guests include south dakota governor christie nome who is releasing a controversial memoire. i'm ed o'keefe in washington. thanks for watching. good night. >>> 's effort alert meteorologist. >>

quincy span, powered by cable. west end next from the campaign trail, president biden and vice president they highlight issues raised from student loan debt forgiveness together related legislation. they were also critical of perceptive republican possession of mundell truax who is currently awaiting a verdict from the jury in his near snee hush money trial. this was just over 30 minutes. ♪ [cheers and applause] harris: good afternoon philadelphia! good aftnoon! [cheers and applause] good afternoon, good afternoon. i want to thank robert nix for your leadership and for the very kind words and all that you do for our country. and i want to thank all the incredibleeaders here with us today, in particular our young readers. it is so good to see you all. [cheers and applause] i also want to thank the members of the congressional black caucus who are with us this afternoon. [applause] everyone else, thank you for being here. so, in 2020, black voters in philadelphia a anation helps prd -- win the white house. [applause]

when we spoke to eli clifton, a senior advise the quincy institute for responsible stay crap. as a think tank focused on u. s. foreign policy, he says it's becoming increasingly evident. the biden's, so called red line on a wide scale is really offensive. and rafa is meaningless. i think what the, by the administration, like many other american policy makers are learning at once again, is it providing largely unconditional military aid? israel is extremely dangerous because google has demonstrated that they are either unwilling or incapable of abiding by their own state of the rules. of the game engagement, let alone american red lines that they simply are behaving like a professional military, and it gives real bomb the world central kitchen. again workers. they killed 45 displaced people in rob, of using a weapon made by boeing and shipped from united states. and they have down entered into despite what john kirby says in the what appears to be a major ground incursion. interoffice is becoming increasingly clear that the by the white house is either on the interested in enfo

specialist, joining us from washington, dc, a sort of policy who's the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state cross. the thing us think tank. welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time. mr moran, the over and so hold on, you're someone who personally knew ibrahim is that you see what's the mood like into around right now with the news of the desk of the president, the foreign minister as well as their companions? well, everyone that i know is very sorrowful. i was on campus today both before and after class students, colleagues and employees all came up to me and they were all moved. it was interesting that even some of the students who a couple of years back took back to parts and the riots or protests that they were very upset. and a couple came to my room. so hit the mood and tear on his very soul, especially since he has been seen is working very hard traveling from city to city, from village to village. he's constantly on the move. he's constantly been on the move and usually he goes to deprived areas where people are impoverished and where people ha

here's what hold on quincy. the young person to do the seats in by so we got the time during the meeting put in if he does go to and there's no recalls that people were for republic of china and the russian federation on deepening the comprehensive partnership and strategic operation. but for whole progress ship entering new era in the context up to 70 percent of our 3 of us stablish and diplomatic relations between the 2 countries. the for the me signing the memorandum of understanding and hopefully get some flash. and we're not sure if we will, but if we do, we the that live now fine and exchange documents. so we didn't know exactly how many were assigned the mean. little the figures are in the forties and fifties and the thing to make biological agreements assigned to the the nephew i just saw in the us about both president president. uh okay, so uh see if we can see that on all sides. honestly is that both both need of finding a memorandums of understanding with this is a key, a key thing, but see with the l

what area we spoke to eli clifton from the quincy institute. that's a think tank focusing on us foreign policy. the says it's becoming increasingly evident the bite and the circle, red line and a wide scale is randy. and then the invasion in russia is meaningless. i think what the, by the administration, like many other american policy makers are learning once again, is a providing largely unconditional military aid to israel is extremely dangerous. because google has demonstrated that they are either unwilling or incapable of abiding by their own state of the rules of the game engagement, let alone american red lines that they simply are behaving like a professional military. and it gives real bomb the world central kitchen. again, workers they killed 45 displays, people in rob, of using a weapon made by boeing and ship from united states. and they have down entered into the spike woods on kirby says in the what appears to be a major ground incursion. interoffice is becoming increasingly clear that the by the white house is either on the inter

joining me to discuss is trita parsi, co—founder and executive vice president of the quincy institutetecraft. welcome to you and thank you for being with us. i want to begin by getting your thoughts on what we have seen today and also the level of information coming out of iran right now and what we can expect to hear from the regime in the coming hours and days here? i from the regime in the coming hours and days here?- hours and days here? i think the expectation _ hours and days here? i think the expectation at _ hours and days here? i think the expectation at this - hours and days here? i think the expectation at this point| the expectation at this point is that in a few hours, morning time in tehran there will be an announcement that even if they may have found the helicopter it looks extremely unlikely that there will be any survivors. they may have survived the crash but surviving the night in the cold is a different story, particularly if they are already injured. very likely we will go towards some sort of a process of notjust the vice president taking over but there will ann

repeat, it sounds like it, but there's being yet that was put in the word along the i don't believe in quincy dentist 1st when it comes to policy and politics, especially if it's in an election year. however, the recent college campus protest seemed to be hurting the current president's popularity numbers. so was president biden expecting this to be the effect? well, i want to ask our panel, bring them in again. first we have robert mcdonald, lecturer at the university of new haven, and dr. steve charlie, host of the dr. turley. ox with lots and lots of subscribers on youtube. robert, i'm going to start off with you with this question, because are these college pro tests a result? of the presence lackluster approach to the cause a conflict and i think it could be again going back to my commenter. ringback here of students really not knowing the heart of what's going on here. i'm not sure that they're even paying a whole lot of attention to the politics of this aspect. i think they're jumping on a bandwagon of wanting to get out and protest the flavor of the day if you will get involved in som

so he was back in all sorts of ways more than a few, i believe the agency even more so the quincy was to an agency member to the premises to tackle crime unemployment, power shortages and corruption in case of benefits. so myra's menu office drivers for the pots, he imagines the sub africa moving in a different direction to where the ac has been taking and for the past 2 years, particularly with the removal of the constitutional rights. when the constitution is lots me work well that miss age was resonating growing numbers of so that's because the rapid rise seen ran into tablets with the high pool to watch him from standing in the election to support is the main on the chairs, we feel vindicated. and disappointed, but while hippy that's jacobs and my student is the the of the party dictation and keep party what needs to happen. multiple polls that predict to be a see we use kind of mentioned majority for the 1st time since the florida for pot say to 1994. meanwhile, the m. k has been gaining ground. even submit to needs to take bolton's from an opposition parties in the 30. is that s

would you talk the whole of government response there's got to be some way someone that's quincy it's a good idea, bad idea, let's do it, let's not do it and it can't just buried somewhere in one of those dialogs. so a frustration for me. bottom line, detection, attribution, treatment. i would love, here's a viral sequence, plug it in, here's what the vaccine should look like and here's what your monoclonal antibodies look like and all your other treatments and do it just like that. any thoughts? on that idea. >> well, i think, i would highlight come first of all highlight the sort of the ethereal which i think is the field of protein fielding prediction is advancing rapidly, right, that's one key step in thinking about therapeutics. there are many other things being enabled by software and ai that can speed the identification of these compounds and the testing and then the rapid manufacturing. you mention a number of times by the manufacturing at you. that's a critical enabler for us. i would also say actually based on what we have to collectively just in medical records, there is a

earlier, i spoke to trita parsi, co—founder and executive vice president of the quincy institute forle macro what can we expect to hear from the regime macro what can we expect to hearfrom the regime in the coming hours and days here? i think the expectation at this point is that by in a few hours, morning time in tehran, there will be an announcement that even if they may have found the helicopter, it looks extremely unlikely that there will be any survivors. they may have survived the crash, but surviving the night in the cold is a different story, particularly if they are already injured, and i think very likely we are going to go towards some sort of a process that we all deal with notjust a vice president taking over, but most importantly that they will be announcing elections in 50 days, which is going to be a very difficult thing for them. mindful of how apathetic the public is right now since they have lost faith in the chance of actually bringing about any faith in the ballot box. i of actually bringing about any faith in the ballot box.- faith in the ballot box. i want to a

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and barbra, quincy jones was with us. such unbelievable energy. that woman was your mother. december 31, 1993. the same woman that went to new orleans, to nursing school, with her energy, and one week later, i read she passed away from cancer. talk to us a little bit about your relationship with your mom. president clinton: well, first of all, my mother fell in love with barbra streisand. late in life. mr. milken: so did my mother, i want you to know. president clinton: so they became friends at my inauguration. and i've got this picture of them walking off the stage, holding hands, from behind. and barbra streisand, somehow loved my mother, and she called her every week, once a week, every week, without fail, until she died. and so, for the rest of my life, any time somebody says something negative about her, it's my position -- about being a temp represental -- a temperamental generalus or something, i said, until you're a temperamental genius you shouldn't attack her, because she treated my mother so well. my mother grew up in a fairly poor family in hope, arkansas. she h

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. >>> let's turn to the executive vice president of the quincy institute and author of the book, "losingenemy, obama, iran, and the triumph of the msc." great to see you. there is a lot we don't know. what would happen next, if iranian authorities were to announce that the president died in that crash? >> if they announce that tomorrow that he actually has been killed in the crash and the vice president, the first vice president, would take over, but only in the interim because they will hold elections. it's quite a challenge for the government. it's very unpopular. participation in elections have dropped dramatically in the last couple years. they were parliamentary a week or so ago and in thailand, 7% participated. the population has lost faith that change can come from the ballot boxes as long as hardliners do not allow candidates that are not in line with hardliners to be able to stand. it is a very challenging task when it comes to holding elections that will have the population participating. >> i am wondering, in the power structure of iran, who actually runs the country? is it th

so my wife and i we were honored to be asked to give the commencement address at quincy college.ply we are very fortunate and some of the best times in our life come from the joy of giving so we thought let's celebrate the kids and let's help them understand the joy of sharing and now it has become a lot of fun for us and maybe a tradition. >> ainsley: this is america where we celebrate people's success. becoming a billionaire did not come without hard work. you and your wife have donated 270 million toward cancer research, educational institutions and other charities. much more you haven't told people you've been giving. you did it at quincey college, roxbury, community college and yu maas boston. the idea of giving with success, connect it. >> it is the american way. i think many people -- the american dream, as you know, is to be given an opportunity and we have been given that opportunity and hopefully we've made lots with it. the truth is, all of those successes are a byproduct of the american community. we want to share with that community. so it connects closely that ameri

james monroe, john quincy adams andrewilliam henry harrison, john tyler, franklin johnson benjamin harriman,, jfk, lyndon johnson, richard nixon barack obama, joe biden. host: only two of v -- thinking this through to be sure -- so, lyndon johnson and barack obama went directly from the senate to the vice presidencym barack obama was never vice president. betty:. presidency. host: lbj was vice president jfk went straight from the senate. itfk obama are the two that went directly from the senate to the most had other service in between. host: and other senators have run for president, john kerry and bob dole. is it intimidating at times working with 1y: [laughs] it can be. with 100 senators period because when you work in theateposition like my position was bosses. because we worked directly for the secretary senate, so that the senate, but we also work for the 100 senators. we do is screw tonight by 100 one people so there can be intimid-- it's scrutinized by 101 times. most of them are appreciative of the work we do so i am happy to say we haven't had many difficult moments through the

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joining me now is trita parsi, executive president of the quincy institute. these in order. great to see you. the death of the president of iran. what does that trigger, because you do have these two questions. speculation over whether or not ayatollah khomeini will name his own sun as his successor, what if that happens and what happens with the change of leadership? >> so, the process with iran is one that is really kept secret at this point. there are plenty of people who are even denying raisi was in the running for the supreme leader's position. i think it's quite clear he was one of the candidates. right now, it is not clear who potential other candidates would be. khomeini has come out publicly anded he doesn't think his son should take over from him. but whether that will end up being the case or not remains to be seen. what's really sensitive now for the iranians is they're going to try to portray an image of stability, that everything is in order, that they have everything under control, that these next elections within 50 days are going to run smoo