, here in selma, 59 years ago.esident, reminding me a few years ago of how i helped push the wheelchair of amelia -- , as she held hands with the first black president, barack obama. i say that, because as i go across that bridge, i think about how far we've come. and yet, how far we need to go, and how all of that is under threat in this election. when the supreme court now, that has in many ways taken out the meat and heart of the voting rights act. it, in my judgment, gives us the challenge, in the obligation for those that did not have the resources, social media, any of that, when that made this country do if the right to vote for everyone, and protecting the right to vote for those that were discriminated against. how do we, become a generation or two generations behind them? and have benefited from their sacrifices, let people take it from us? we must not just remember salma, we must restore the victories of selma, right now, that is under threat. we will be right back. up undethr reat. we will be right back

the story of selma. thy of our nation. freedom is fundamental to the promise of america. be given. it is not to be bestowed. it is ours right. and the power behind the promise of freedom has always been in the face of her people. and our willingness to fight for freedom, be it on the fields of gettysburg, in the schools of little rock, on the streets of ferguson, and on this bridge right here in selma. [applause] and today we know ourr. because in this moment, we are witnessing a full on attack on hard-fought, hard-won freedoms, starting with the freedom that unlocks all others, the freedom to vote, the sacred freedom to vote. today in states across our nation, extremists pass laws to restrict voting. sentee ballots. even making it illegal to give people food and water while standing in line to exercise their civic right and duty to vote. ask the friends here, friends, whatever happened to love thy neighbor? hypocrisy abounds. and do notice the governor of georgia signed that law on the 56th anniversary of this very march. across our n extremists attack the integrity of f

i tell you when i listen to her, i know that future is bright it is so good to be in selma and on behalff the second gentleman and me, it is a privilege to be with so many leaders, members of activists, r friends. so before i begin must address the humanitarian crisis in gaza. what we are seeing every day in gaza is devastating. we have seen reports of families eating leaves or animal feed. women giving birth to malnourished babies with little or no medical care. and children dying from malnutrition and dehydration. as i have said many times, too many innocent palestinians have been killed. then just a few days ago we saw hungry, desperate people approach aid trucks, simply trying to secure food for their families after weeks of nearly no aidand they were met with gue and chaos. our hearts break for the victims of that horrific tragedy and for all the innocent people in gaza who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe. people in gaza are starving. the conditions are inhumane. and our common compels us to act. as president joe biden said on friday, the united states

but after a few weeks, selma has to set to alarm again. she needs to be awake at 6 am chap, hun tobacco m. how i've got what and in the house, and they always come at the same time. system is nice. i really didn't think it would make such a big difference to be wave. cannot buy an alarm or to wake up naturally. one else did. uh that cool deal. um jill, this me out of my sleep slap, it is much more of a gentle wake up with bounces. i've done this of vitamins in addition, selma has discovered that she needs mostly than she previously sold almost 9 hours violence. so now get so but half by 7 then goes for a short walk and usually gets to work around 9. maybe according to your internal cult means routine. and that has its advantages to really musically in the regular bed times make me sleep longer or wake up much earlier and above all, i just don't sleep very well for him. i was waiting for the last 6 months later, michelle dedan presents the results. well, the participants naturally sleep longer without an alarm chunk. by about half an hour,

she's there at the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama.lking about gaza. why her? why there? >> and not only is she talking about it, she talks about it for a while. it wasn't a quick -- it was over, and over. and she had a few different notes, right? she repeated on the cease-fire. she repeated a lot of what president biden said on friday. not a lot of people caught those, but when he was with the italian prime minister, just before he told press, no excuses, he said the six weeks, which is a thing that's on the table, he said they're working behind the scenes, puzzling with israel, to make sure more aid is able to get in. but when you talk to people around the vice president, having her say something very similar to the president means different things to different people, right? having the black and brown women say that what's happening to brown people in the middle east, it feels different. then, people sometimes actually listen in a different way. so they're trying to get that message out that they're pushing israel, giving her abilit

so, it is so good to be back in selma.n behalf of the second gentleman and me, it is a privilege to be with so many extraordinary leaders, members of congress, members of our administration. dedicated activists, and dear friends. so before i begin today, i must address the humanitarian crisis in gaza. what we are seeing every day in gaza, is devastating. we have seen reports of families eating leaves, or animal feed. women giving birth, to malnourished babies, with little or no medical care. and children dying from malnutrition, and dehydration off. as i have said many times, too many innocent palestinians have been killed. and just a few days ago, we saw hungry, desperate people, approach aid trucks, simply trying to secure food for their families, after weeks of nearly no aid reaching northern gaza. and they were met with gunfire, and chaos. our hearts break for the victims of that horrific tragedy. and for all the innocent people in gaza, who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe. [applause] peop

, alabama, and attorney general merrick garland addressed the congregation at a church in selma todaying he believes voting rights is endangered in much of the country. >> he emphasized that decisions by the court since 2006 have weakened the voting rights act of 196u. the act was passed in the wake of attacks by alabama law enforcement against protesters who were attempting to in support of voting rights, andt& yet progress in protecting the right to vote, especially for black americans, has never been steady. >> indeed, throughout our country's history, before bloody sunday and after the right to vote in america has been under attack events all associated with the selma bridge crossing jubilee that took place during the last four days in selma, okay, the relentless snow. >> it just continues up in the sierra with a blizzard warning for the tahoe area has now been extended until tomorrow. the mountains are anticipating whiteout conditions. several more feet of snow and wind gusts between 40 and 60 miles an hour. now, palisades tahoe is measuring even wilder winds at higher elevations

the warranty going on the floor, including betty may finds known as the voice of selma, the daughter of gospel singers and preachers. she sang songs of prayer and protest on that bloody sunday. tough shake, the nation's conscience. 5 months later, the voting rights act passed the most sign in the law. the 59 years later are forces taking us back in time, the motor suppression, election subversion, unlimited dark money. extreme jerry man. john lewis has a great friend to many of us here. but you truly want to honor him and all the errors of march with him, that it's time to do more than talk slash afraid of nevada. the to know i know the core value of america. our diversity across american life banning books is wrong. instead of the students may just following up with one another rides, plastic quality, uh the last 7 was let me see by confronting the kind of crisis. not the 9. i don't think it if you think there's no long recliner crisis, at least, i hope you don't take the most significant action ever on climate in the history of the world. i'm cutting our carbon emissions in half by

he would not have done it unless there were people demonstrating at selma and everyone else. >> that's right. >> any of you who think that you can just wait on some leader to save you, you can do it. people have to be involved in this system. if you like democracy, as i dearly beg you to do, please defended this year because it needs it. >> michael beschloss, thank you. >> i love being with you always. >> thank you. >> ahead, folks, congress is already staring down another government shutdown deadline. this comes days after passing a short term funding bill. california congressman eric swalwell is standing by to join us next. you are watching the weekend on msnbc. on msnbc. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects

and kamala harris going to selma, alabama, marking the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday, a key momentthe battle for civil rights. >> gio: plus, everything you need to know before super tuesday. more than a third of the republican delegates are up for grabs. former president trump with the commanding lead in the polls and rival nikki haley hoping to keep her campaign alive. also, the battle over the diversity, equity, and inclusion programs with the university of florida in focus as it eliminates all dei positions. >> whit: but we begin this morning with the severe weather impacting millions of americans. the wind-driven texas wildfire now the worst in north american history. while blizzards hit other parts of the country. abc's faith abubey is in truckee, california, for us once again this morning with the latest. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit. what you're seeing around me is patio furniture buried in several feet of snow around me. the gusty winds and heavy snow have made for a dangerous travel combination here on the mountains. highway patrol telling us

a historic day in selma, alabama. that does it for me everybody on, this edition of -- i'm yasmin vossoughian, thanks for watching. alex, we'll be back next saturday and sunday on olympian eastern. msnbc prime weekend, is next. eastern. msnbc prime weekend, is next. welcome to prime time weekend. i am rachel maddow. let's get right to the week's top stories. >> the right-wing dominated supreme court gave donald trump a gift. the biggest possible gift anyone could give him, the biggest possible gift they have given him yet. remember, donald trump of course, participated in a violent coup to overthrow democracy. the first president to set himself squarely against the constitutional order, in history. and rallied his supporters to storm the capitol, and steal an election that he lost. and he was indicted by our justice department, representative of us, the people. on for federal felony accounts, by a grand jury, for his role in that insurrection. well today, in a single page order released at 5:00, the court agreed to co

just into cnn moments ago, vice president kamala harris spoke on the bloody sunday anniversary in selma, alabama she spoke about the war in gaza, calling for a ceasefire. take a listen what we are seeing every day in gaza is devastating we have seen reports of families eating leaves or thermal feed women giving birth to malnourished babies with little or no medical care and children die from malnutrition and dehydration >> as i >> have said many times, too many innocent pounds demands have been killed just a >> after weeks of barely no aid reaching northern guns and they were met with gunfire and chaos our jr.'s break for the victims of that horrific tragedy. and for all the innocent people in gaza. who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe people in gaza are starving the conditions are inhumane our common humanity compels us to act as president joe biden said on friday, the united states is committed two urgently get more lifesaving assistance to innocent palestinians in need yesterday, the department of defense carried out is first airtrunk of humanitarian assi

he died, i was told to come here and register selma and have family a waiting in the transit camp for un transport to a remote loan to rescue g settlement, whether a people from a community frequently from the new but mountains in system. so that the so cost to move in 20 years ago when the government from civilians of the money from the sale size, amiga meal, 6 months ago, there was no market here. many of the trade as themselves have to flee the fighting . and they set up stands to sell food to the growing population of displaced people . everything here is from see don the onions, including the lentils, rice old, transported here. and because of the war, the price is just keep going out to shows you the town is ranking to know well connected to the rest of south sweep done. don't keep costs spring goods from the buddha will. the possessions of those on the run un gives new arrivals. money for 7 days, food, off the top. they meant to go to the long term settlements for other communities, but many doesn't want to. so the transit come keeps growing. and people do whatever they can to

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as every morning, selma adam sends her granddaughter to maya to try and sell some of the few remaining items of clothing around many buyers. in this transit camp in south see don golden hall familia. and people have arrived here in the last year. things to done civil war. most everyone struggling to get by the sale means to minus somebody will eat today. they said fighting and see times capital cost 2 months ago to my father died soon after arriving here and left selma to look off to her grandchildren. the money to you, the now got a phone and you went to the con i, after we arrived to we took my son to the hospital. he'd been ill for months without any treatment. and he became, was on the journey of to 5 days in the hospital, he died, i was told to come here and register selma and her family a waiting in the transit camp for un transport to a remote loan to rescue g settlement. where there were people from our community team to originally from the new, the mountains in c time, so that the so cost to move in 20 years ago when the government from civilians or the money from the sale, bu

talk to your doctor about nurtec today. >>> so, selma, the challenges we currently face are not unlike00 brave souls 59 years ago. in this moment, we too are confronted with the fundamental question, what kind of country do we want to live in? >> those vice president harris speaking yesterday at the 59th annual commemoration of the civil rights march across the wettest bridge on alabama that ended on a wild spree of criminal conduct by alabama police officers illegally beating civil rights marchers and almost beating john lewis to death. >> today we now our fight for freedom is not over because in this moment, we are witnessing a full-on attack on heart fought, hard won freedoms. starting with the freedom that unlocks all others, the freedom to vote. the sacred freedom to vote. across our nation, extremist attack the integrity of free and fair elections. causing a rise of threats in violence against poll workers. today in states across our nation, extremist propose and passed laws that attack the freedom of a woman to make decisions about her own body. laws that would make no exception

today is selma, alabama, or hundreds of foot soldiers or just as march across the admin, pettus bridge, named after the grand dragon. a crew comes clan, the crime, their fundamental right to vote. they were be, are bloody and left for dead. are like friend and former colleague john lewis was on that march the the poor including betty may finds known as the voice of selma, the daughter of gospel singers and preachers. she sang songs of prayer and protest on that bloody sunday. top shape for nations, conscience 5 months later, the voting rights that passed them assigned the law the 59 years later. for forces taking us back in time for suppression, election subversion, unlimited dark money, extreme jared memory. john lewis has a great friend to many of us here, but who truly want on him and all the errors of marsh with him. that is time to do more than talk class afraid of nevada. the needs to know, i know the core value of america. our diversity across american life banning books is wrong instead of the students may just following up except for the rise prostate quality on the 7 books. a

and in some british melanie and rich folks oh yeah, look, are you the pumpkins, mama, selma is the supreme pumpkin. gro was the, there are more than a 1000000 in open sides, whether it's the rising cost of fresh food, or simply a desire to get back to the land. not since the duke, the victory campaign of 1940 to have so many people wanted to grow that the vegetables. but why the people want to grow their own power? fairly big fan for youngsters. this is the cause of the item as well as soon as i log into the site the, this is a space where some allowed to come out and be myself really and share my passion with the light is high. the so you'll see if there's a focus full, empowering melanie in which women of african inquiry being heritage to grow their own food. so this week, recall the big game 5 saves so being why? so save, send those. do you wanna come into the account? yeah, i want to create it welts where women come and feel niche. it released the trauma and create the reason why we would want to stay indoors to, to speed up the process germination oh, down we connecting back to piedmo

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i made selma, so i've studied dr king extensively.nnia ago, dalits were called the untouchables of india and forced into the degrading work of manual scavenging. the practice of cleaning excrement from toilets and open drains by hand in exchange for leftover food. the only thing that they had to protect their bodies is oil, each other in their prayers. so this is a scene that really illustrates, i won't say an occupation because it's not an occupation, it's something that they're relegated to. and the very act of it is generations old. some people will tell you that it doesn't happen to this day. i've seen it. and so we really wanted to amplify this, to show people around the world that this is what happens with caste and the most extreme form. when people are seen not as human and they're relegated to do the most horrific things that we wouldn't ask of ourselves to do. and here is india talking about itself as a thriving modern democracy. well, don't all thriving modern democracies have something ugly underneath, unfortunately? what

eric: plus go live to selma, alabama you are saying prayers at the march.infamous blood he sunday. in selma remembering civil rights activists were attacked by the alabama highway troopers in 1965 as they were marching for civil rights for african-americans in our country. vice president harris is there she joined others to remember that day use the symbolism of blood he sunday to address the situation in gaza. vice president called on israel and hamas to impose an immediate cease-fire. she said for six weeks that it's been the proposal on the table to release the remaining hostages and increase aid. she will meet with israeli minister tomorrow actually on tuesday in washington perhaps to be a top rival to prime minister benjamin netanyahu that some disagreement between the by the administration and netanyahu. again vice president harris and selma calling for an immediate cease-fire. no word if the terrorists of hamas will ever agree to do that. ♪ high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. i'm kati

full-on attack on hard fought, hard won freedoms. >> today's march across the bridge caps off the yearly selmaarch jubilee celebrating passage of the 1965 voting rights act. >>> back here in the bay area thousands of people took to the streets of san francisco for a unity march against anti-semitism. the marchers started at embarcadero plaza and made their way down market street. organizers say it's a response to the escalating hostility against the jewish community. >> we are being attacked a lot in schools, in colleges, even in high schools and we need to stand strong. >> i have three young kids who are biracial and they have been getting a lot of heat and feeling like they have to hide that they're jewish and hide that they're connected to israel. >> this comes just a day after a pro palestinian rally and march calling for a ceasefire in gaza. >>> coming up next, how local nonprofits are stepping up as the - [narrator] at kpix, we're taking weather to the next level. - we can show not just what's happening at ground level, but we can show what's happening in the upper levels of the atmosphe

while in selma, alabama yesterday to commemorate a turning point in the civil rights movement. vice president kamala harris called for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. reshad hudson has that story. >> these are some of the most forceful words from vice president harris urging israel and hamas to come together to reach an agreement to pause the fighting. >> what we are seeing every day in gaza is devastating. will speaking in selma, alabama, to mark one of the biggest moments in the civil rights movement. vice president kamala harris called for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. too. many innocent palestinians have been killed. here is is set to meet with israeli war cabinet members in washington today. and the israeli government must do more to significantly increase flow of aid on friday, the u.s. dropped over 38,000 meals along the coastline of gaza allowing for civilian access to the critical aid. it gives us an opportunity not only for the release of hostages, but 2 get humanitarian assistance into the innocent people. maryland democratic senator ben cardin and ohio republica

. >>> on sunday, selma, alabama commemorated the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday. it is the day that police attacked hundreds of civil rights demonstrators trying to march across alabama, in support of voting rights. vice president kamala harris and other leaders led the procession that marched across the iconic edmund pettus bridge. kamala in the same speech in selma, vice president harris also addressed the situation in gaza. she demanded more aid be let into gaza and delivered the biden administration's most direct appeal yet for a ceasefire. >> given the immense scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate ceasefire for at least the next six weeks. >> for the latest, let's go to claudio lavanga. good morning, claudio. what's the latest on ceasefire talks. >> good morning, frances. well, if you may remember last week after taping "late night with seth meyers," president biden said that he was hopeful a ceasefire would be reached by today. turned out to be wishful thinking because we're very faer from that. talks of a ceasefire have stalled once again,

similar arguments over the years, for example, in 14th year they said the same thing about the film selmaavue verney, it is a film about the end of the 60s, the protests of african americans, about martin luther king, in particular, and this one... was highly praised by both critics and viewers, and the director also praised her skill and predicted that she would definitely get into this category of best director, but that did not happen, selma got only in two categories, there seems to be the best cinematography and the best song, and then there was also a big catavasia, but there were also people who said that don't make it up, it's not racism, it's just that the direction is not enough, you see, that's why i'm saying, that... there's always a huge debate around the oscars because the issue of these changes is very complicated , because some people say that changes are necessary, because there is discrimination and injustice, others say that no, that you are making this up, or that it is not necessary to do with these artificial quotas that were introduced in they were announced in 2020

anything like this has happened in selma.n close. none have impacted the town itself. reporter: tornadoes were suspected across a wide zone in what is now one of the worst storm knights of the year. the national weather service tracked more than 300 storm reports placing more than 13 million people under a tornado watch. authorities are surveying damage and looking for survivors. >> the destruction -- the devastation is such that we need heavy equipment here to move the equipment. it is a slow pace. reporter: residence across the midwest are shaken. >> i thought we would never have a tornado because we have hills. it was right outside my house. i never ever thought it would happen again. >> it is going to get you. there ain't nowhere to go. reporter: meteorologists warned that the severe weather pattern has moved southeast and they are watching for more isolated twisters. amna: a russian missile attack on the ukrainian city of odessa killed at least 20 people and injured scores more. the regions governor said the attack had a

she gave an important speech in dubai, talking about the day after in gaza, included this meeting in selmaoday in washington. so, she is at the center of this , which is, right now, one of the two most important foreign policy challenges the administration faces. >> what do israelis here in the vice president's speech yesterday and, possibly more portnight, what do israelis see in their media when they see the vice president meeting with benny gantz? >> i think the intention of the biden administration is that israel see that the admission -- administration seeks to be friends with israel, to support israel, to support the hostages, to stand up to hamas, but the biden administration is running out of patience with netanyahu, who they don't view as trustworthy, and his policies in gaza, frankly, have become utterly brutal and intolerable. i think the israelis see exactly what you described, which is the biden administration granting a white house meeting to the opposition leader, that it has not been willing to grant to the prime minister. >> as we go forward, it's very clear that this is t

we'll have more from vice president harris's visit to selma, alabama, to commemorate bloody sunday. later in the hour, the university of florida is eliminating all diversity, equity and inclusion, or dei positions within the school system. it's due to the state's recent ban on the use of public funds for such programs, or for political or social activism. dei is aimed at correcting inequalities within an organization like correcting discriminatory hiring practices or addressing gender and racial pay. in equities. fast food chain in and out is setting its sights on a new state in the us, local newspaper in washington called the columbian is reporting an in and outs application plans in the city of ridgefield. it's near the washington oregon border. in and out opened its first store in idaho in december. the california based chain has more than 400 locations across california, oregon, nevada, utah , colorado, arizona and texas. join right now by spencer christian well, we'd love to talk about in and out. i think the concern is all that weather system and so many people saying, what we

selma and her parents also got a tour of the white house, sponsored by congresswoman barbara lee. today, i will be sharing part of martin luther king's nobel peace prize acceptance speech. >> i accept the nobel prize for peace at a moment. when 22 million negroes of united states of america are engaged in a creative battle to end the war. lines of racial injustice. >> and that is video from her most recent speech contest. she won first place in oakland's mlk speech contest in late february, where she presented mlk, nobel peace prize acceptance speech, which bart is welcoming musicians at its stations from march 21st through the 31st. >> the transit agency says it is celebrating the life and music of 18th century composer johann sebastian bach. bach in the subways was started in new york city back in 2010, and if you would like to play music, you'll have to follow these three steps. you have to register on bart's website, apply for bart's free expressive activity permit and then just show up with your permit and feel free to play well in recognition of women's history month, govern

la vicepresidenta kamala harris, encabezó los homenajes en selma, alabama, por el 59 aniversario deln promulgar leyes que restringen la participación ciudadana junto a ella estuvo el secretario de justicia, mary garland, y otros defensores de los derechos civiles, y 10 personas están hospitalizadas después de caerse del muro fronterizo. ayer el incidente ocurrió cerca del valle del río tijuana. según oficiales del departamento de bomberos de san diego, cuando llegaron al lugar, encontraron a las personas con varias heridas, algunas con fracturas en el grupo había varios menores de edad y pasamos a méxico, donde en junio elegirán a nuevas figuras políticas, entre ellas a su próximo presidente o presidenta para triunfar en las urnas. los políticos tendrían que cautivar a casi el 30% del padrón electoral. los jóvenes. pero la tarea no será fácil. hay que llegarles por las redes sociales . valeria león habló con ellos sobre cómo ven las próximas elecciones. como es mi primera vez, también, no sé muy bien qué tenga que hacer para votar este 2024. axel se informa a través de plataformas di

garland >>úhis speech was one of many events also that took place during the last four days in selma.coast of ecuador. we'll tell you risk. ss say that this could pose in the blizzard. >> warning. hanging on for another hour or so up in the mountains storm warning scatterd showers in our forecast "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. on the klamath river. according to the chronicle. state officials say the dead chinook salmon were among the first hatchery fish released on the klamath since that dam was removed. officials say they pressure that was too strong int removed the dam are set to demoli

he died, i was told to come here and register selma and her family a waiting in the transit camp for un transport to a remote loan to rescue g settlement rather of people from our community team to originally from the new, the mountains in see time. so that the so cost to move in 20 years ago when the government from civilians for the money from the sale buys amiga meal 6 months ago, there was no market here. many of the traders themselves have to flee the fighting, and they set up stands to sell food to the growing population of displaced people. the everything here is from seat on the onions a grown, the lentils rice old, transported here. and because of the war, the price is just keep going out to shows you the town is ranking to know well connected to the rest of south sea time. don't keep costs spring goods from the buddha will. the possessions of those on the run un gives new arrivals. money for 7 days, food, off the top. they meant to go to the long term settlements for other communities, but many doesn't want to. so the transit come keeps growing. and people do whatever they

and left selma to look off to her grandchildren the money to use it and i got a phone. and a new one is the con i. after we arrived to we took my son to the hospital. he'd been ill for months without any treatment. and he became, was on the journey of to 5 days in the hospital. he died, i was told to come here and register selma and have family a waiting in the transit camp for un transport too long to rescue g settlement, where there were people from our community team to originally from the new the mountains in sit down. so that the so cost to move in 20 years ago when the government from civilians of the money from the sale size, amiga meal, 6 months ago, there was no market here. many of the trade as themselves have to flee the fighting . and they set up stands to sell food to the growing population of displaced people . the everything here is from seat on the onions a grown, the lentils. i'm rice, old, transported here. and because of the war, the price is just keep going out to shows you the town is ranking to no well connected to the rest of south sweep done. don

announced the final results of the counting of votes in some constituencies, which is west azarbaijan , selmas yaqoub rezazade constituency, ardabil province , garmi and angvot mohammad khoshsima constituency , isfahan province. ardestan ahmad constituency , khomeini shahr constituency, mohammad taghi naqdli constituency constituency of kashan, aran and bidgol, mustafa moini arani, ilam province, dehloran constituency , abdanan valley, badra asadullah chiraghi, bushehr province , dashtestan ebrahim rezaei constituency , south khorasan constituency. sarayan tabas beshroieh, mohammad nasiri , qaenat and zirkoh constituency, salman ishaghi, nah bandan and sarbisheh constituency, mostafa nakhei, khorasan razavi, khaf and rushdkhor constituency, amir tavakoli rudi, dargaz hossein mohammadzadeh constituency, torbetjam, taibad , bakharz and saleh abad osman salari, khuzestan constituency abadan, jalil mukhtar, astanan hoza constituency of semnan mehdi shahr and sorkha abbas golro constituency of damghan ali akbar alizadeh barmi constituency of garm and aradan yaser arabi of sistan baluchistan constit