>> keir simmons, a minute before we go to break.derlining those who are not as familiar with iran's political system and the way it functions as a theocracy. the ayatollah remains in power and is the supreme leader and is at the top of the pyramid. for those who are less familiar , it might be seen as the number two who has been lost, reporting that iran's president was killed in a helicopter crash. who are you watching? what do you watch for in terms of reaction in the region? >> as richard outlined, it's the unpredictability that is the grief point. we don't know which direction this will go. it could go in a dangerous direction and it may well as iran has, for many years. you cannot predict, they have indications that change the ark of iran's politics, potentially. as richard was describing. it's uncharted territory in a region where uncharted territory is familiar. we know there will be an election, we know there are people who are more likely than others. that is the question that has been hanging over us for a long time. that

. >> richard, let's bring in nbc chief correspondent, kier simmons. you were reporting earlier on sunday, the thickness of this fog, as well as iran state media that many of these 40 or more rescue teams were on foot for two kilometers trying to get to the site. what were some of the conditions on the lead up? of course the question that remains for us if you're just joining us, why and how? >> well, it was clearly a very difficult effort. given the importance of those on board, the helicopter, the combined effort. to see if there are any survivors, that were in the mounted terrain, and that could tell you about the area. it's over at the border and it was foggy as he says that it was absolutely foggy and you know that to keep that in mind that this is a region, where the conspiracy theory, finger pointing is the norm. but they show you this terrible weather as we have heard them try the announcement of the death of the president raisi. we've heard them talk about the cause. so now we will wait to see it as it is morning time, breakfast time here in t

. >> richard, let's bring in nbc chief national correspondent keir simmons, in the region of this breaking story. as we were looking at some of the video before, reporting earlier on sunday, the thickness of this fog, as well as, according to iran's state media, that many of these 40 or more rescue teams were on foot for two kilometers, trying to get to the site. what were some of the conditions on the lead up, and of course, the question that remains for many just joining us is, why, and how? >> reporter: it was clearly a very difficult effort, given the importance of those on board the helicopter, a combined effort. an effort that anyone in iran could find, to search for the helicopter, to see if there were any survivors, we can see pictures of mountainous terrain, president raisi was there to inaugurate a dam, the uranian azerbaijani border, and it was foggy. as richard says, it was absolutely foggy and we know that. keep in mind, this is a region where conspiracy theory and finger-pointing, even more, but the picture from iranian state tv shows terrible weather. we have heard officials

let's go to keir simmons throughout our breaking news coverage.to date as to what we know as we pass the bottom of the hour on this breaking news this day. >> reporter: the state media making the announcement that president ebrahim raisi was killed along with the country's foreign minister in the helicopter crash. as you mentioned, it happened at the border of iran and azerbaijan. they had been there to inaugurate a dam. it took them many hours to get there, and that is the primary reason it appears for this crash where so far it seems nobody survived. now, mr. raisi was a conservative leader. he crushed dissent. he was seen as a possible successor to ayatollah ali khamenei, the supreme leader of iran who is now 85. the question now who will replace the supreme leader has been looming for a long time. now that question gets even larger, but the question of how it will impact iran's foreign policy will clearly be on the minds of leaders around the world and in washington. remember that he burst out onto the scene. they supported hamas through this

they are light water, high temperature gas, liquid metal and molten salt simmons. the most common type though is light water reactors. it's very similar to traditional nuclear power plants, which are almost all water cold. that makes it much easier to design and get approved as today's nuclear galatians mostly based on water cold reactance. so for light water reactors, the idea is to take a big traditional new to power plant, shrink it down and mass producing. it would work very much like airliners. dr. adam stein is an engineering research on consulting. he focuses on nuclear energy instead of how we typically build most nuclear power plant in the past, which is completely from scratch, easily mostly at the power plant site. if you think of a large jumbo jet, it's going to factory in a consistent manner with the same parts every time. with rigorous quality control, dr. stein says, making it in a factory means you can keep the same specialized workforce, the same supply chain, and the same standards and just ship the already made power plant to wherever it needs to

let's go to keir simmons, with us throughout our breaking news coverage.back up to date, in terms of what we know as we passed the bottom of the hour on this reeking news today. >> reporter: state media making the announcement that the president ebrahim raisi was killed in this helicopter crash, as you mentioned, it happened at the border of iran and azerbaijan. they have been there to inaugurate a . the pictures show a mountainous region where you would expect there to be a dam, and heavy fog, as rescuers attempted to get to the crash site. it took them many hours to get there, and that is the primary reason, it appears, for this crash where, so far, it seems, nobody survived. now, he was a conservative leader, he crushed dissent, he was seen as a possible successor to ayatollah khamenei, the leader of iran, the question of who will replace the supreme leader has been looming for some time, now that christian gets even larger. the question of how it will impact iran's foreign policy will clearly be in the minds of leaders around the world, and in washingt

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jay simmons was saying that canada has a few issues. some of these issues around national security will be part of that conversation. how do you see the sunset review playing out? can you highlight that? >> usmca's success story, what i believe is that we have to start looking at the forest. that is the future of the u.s.. i am going to give just an example. if you look at production of transportation equipment, if we see manufacturing in the world, china produces 9.8% of the world transportation equipment. the u.s. produces 7.6%. mexico produces 6.4%. canada produces 2.9%. when north america produces 16.9%, that is more than 9.8%. what we should be thinking is about the medium and long-term review. we are giving strength toward that future with the chipset science act. when they are giving credits to products that are produced in north america. the north american region has to be seen as a unit. that means that foreign policy entreated must be lumped together as one common effort. what i am optimistic about believe that share values an

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andrew simmons, which is 0. now donald trump's defense team, i've tried to undermine his former lawyer, michael coding on the 3rd day of grilling trumps hush money trial. trump, so as full is going to admit, he lied under oath. in previous cases, trump pleaded not guilty to study for felony counts for allegedly falsifying business records to cover up payments to an adult film star. in the final days of the 2016 election campaign. cohen says he made those cash transfers 1st. incidentally, it was outside the court house in new york, and it's now 3 days on the sand and counting for michael cohen. donald trump's attorney hammered away at the prosecution star witness on thursday. focusing on why is that here in the past. and his obsession with seeing donald trump behind bars, a theme that has been positive and michael collins, social media posts lately and in his pod cast. those posts in that pod cast, introduced as evidenced insurers in this case and cohen for his part admitted that he had lied repeatedly in the pas

keir simmons reports on a potentially destabilizing moment. >> reporter: tonight the wreckage of the fiery crash that killed iran's president and its foreign minister in a region already rocked by instability and war. tv crews reaching the remote scene today. the hard-line leader of america's long-standing adversary dead suddenly and, it seems, by accident. today in the streets of tehran men openly wept for president raisi, seen as the potential successor to iran's aging supreme leader. at some iranian embassies in the west opponents celebrated. the u.s. tonight says there are no signs of outside interference and saying iran's government reached out for help during the rescue efforts. >> ultimately largely for logistical reasons we weren't able to provide that assistance. >> reporter: raisi described today as a friend by fellow presidents putin and xi. hamas sending its sympathies. since the october 7th terror attacks iran's proxies have launched multiple offensives escalating the tension in the region. and tonight from tehran an adviser to the government telling nbc news not to expe

>> keir simmons in dubai, thank you. >>> i want to bring in white house correspondent aaron gilchrist. aaron, what else are we hearing from the u.s. side? >> reporter: hallie, the white house is monitoring this closely. there are already very real fears that the israel/gaza war could spark a larger conflict. israel and iran attacked each other last month. the president's national security adviser is in israel this weekend working to get a cease-fire. contain any conflict and the death of iran's president could further destabilize that region. hallie? >> and aaron, president biden is where you are, at morehouse college in atlanta today to deliver the commencement address. any protests? >> reporter: this was a speech that was mostly well received here at morehouse, hallie. in his salute to class of 2024, president biden talked about faith, leadership and so democracy, among other things. he also faced the israel-hamas war issue head-on, calling for an immediate ceasefire and the return of the hostages taken by hamas, and he also said he supports peaceful protests and told the graduates

andrew simmons houses 0. see you in human rights chief says he's horrified with the escalating violence near the suits in the city of al fisher. agencies in china of bracy for new ways of refugees is pointing into. don continues, view in the united nations estimates that conflicts on things from all the media that's created, the world's largest displacement crisis of about 9000000 people will start with these and try to expect the number of suited needs refugees in the country to rise . probably about a quarter of a 1000000 to more than 900000. by december, i bought a half a 1000000 so nice volts. are free to reach. it's nearly 140000 did to sell. so done . just over 23000. it's a central african republic, there being more than $14000.00 people killed since the conflict began in mid april last year. as the interest reports informal comes the board of tons of today and teen already struggling with the number of refugees arriving mostly from north stuff or 13 months into the conflict. and so then refugees are s

jason simmons, susan mills, people working hard on the ground.on't have to be doing what they're doing. they are leading a party fearlessly and i respect people making the sacrifices. one man who i met for the first time today, though i told him i felt like i knew him for a long time because i read about him in the new york times. i knew if they were coming after him, he must be doing something right. so i intrigued and we built our relationship. your next governor, mark robinson! [applause] where is he? i know he is right here. there he is. [laughs] [applause] your next governor right here, give him a round of applause year, guys. [applause] so we are going to pose here if msnbc or cnn for "new york times" once there was a nightmare, come here -- [applause] talk about the future of the governorship here. this is what it looks like. what do they say, "the brown face of white supremacy? i am losing track of what they come up with. you want to say something? just get this job done, that is what we will say. mr. robinson: glad you get to hear from h

andrew simmons, which is 0 still a head on alger 0. the head of one of columbia's prisons is gone down in the capital just weeks off to receiving best rates. ukraine's president visits the city of concave and a bid to boast. morales, russia makes military gains nearby. the the hello there, we've seen some unsettled weather across north america. thanks to some pretty for rushes from the storms. now there's more of those to come. we've had some very heavy rain brewing across the texas. and you can see that storm system starting to work its way towards the se, states of the next few days, bringing a flood to risk, to places like georgia, as well as the carolina is that what weather continues to push its way further east over the next few days, moving from the great lakes to the eastern seaboard. so we're going to see something of a cool zone over the weekend for new york city and washington dc. and it's going to get cool, cool, central pots of canada as the weather and when the weather starts to push its way further. east temperature comi

keir simmons now with late details on what's being called a politically motivated ambush. >> reporter: tonight, a tense europe shaken again, gunshots, and a possible glimpse of the shooter, then slovakia's prime minister staggers to his car hit in the stomach, his security bundling him inside. "i heard three shots," this woman says, "and then he fell next to the barrier." tonight, robert fico air-lifted to the hospital is in a life-threatening condition. moments after the attack, police handcuffing a man. the country's president says a suspect has been arrested. "i am shocked," she says. "it's an attack on our democracy." tonight's attack coming after a spate of political assassination attempts. in 2022, japan's former prime minister, shinzo abe, was shot dead in the street. a year later, an assassin's gun jammed as he targeted argentina's then vice president, and in january, a south korean opposition leader was stabbed in the neck. last month ukraine claimed it foiled a russian attempt to assassinate president zelenskyy, but slovakia's pro-russian prime minister had run for re-electi

andrew simmons, which is 0 slow i q as prime minister robert fits so is table, but his condition remains serious. softer on the going several hours of surgery, for so is shot 5 times in the central time of humbler around wednesday. after he left a government meeting, the assassination attend shocks the country and drew global condemnation at tasha butler reports some central. so back you videos, emotions, the man charged with the attempted murder of the state bank is probably minister robot fits, so it shows the 71 year old is an antique government demonstration in west. and so if i q last month on wednesday, the form is security guard and pony. it is believe to find multiple schultz fits so in the central se, back in town, defend leuva. before he was wrestled to the ground of the moment is we didn't quite understand what was happening because until now we were living in the country. we couldn't even imagine someone shooting at a politician as the prime minister was bundled into a vehicle and later and left it to a specialist facility in this hospital in the central slave town. bank sca

andrew simmons, which is 0, it was worn. every thing we're covering right here, i would just say our adult calm. so some of our top stories, the thousands of palestinians in northern gauze, or across of, from the food and water, as israel also escalates their military assault on the south. and rough weather is next. and then inside story will examine the plan televised to face that she was president joe biden. and donald trump, the lower the south asia, continues to civil on the heat wave warnings, not just because parts of india, but bundle with dish as well. we'll see those numbers rise of the next few days, and the warnings have been issued for raj. it's done as we go friday into such a day. the heat will shift further east new delhi. we'll see that excessive heat through the weekend as well as for possible strong surface wins. now despite the heat, we still have a chance of some pretty ferocious thunder storms. specifically down in the south of india, places like carola expected to see those bust of rain friday into satu

andrew simmons, which is 0. the mayor of car keys in northeast and ukraine says the city is under miss sila tack. as russian forces make territorial gains close by. present voted means that is present for the me. savanski apologies has visited injured troops in khaki, even a bit to boost morale. he says the situation remains extremely difficult, john, home and re for some khaki. so it's been a tough few days for the so just the ukraine. i'm for president. the modem is lensky. it's a long project, but i want to thank you for all you do. thank you for your brave. what he'll do. he's visiting the hockey region in ne, you cried after rushing cross border offensive took about $200.00 square. columbus is a territory. you craze on forces say that now slowed it's of bones. fuller, they still fighting in the biggest town in the border area, both chance a subordinate situation extremely difficult. the enemy is taking possession, sort of streets of the town of, of 10th another russian push just west is about 7 kilometers i

andrew simmons, which is 0 the stage is set for mexico to possibly elect its 1st female president, next month. although the number of women in mexican politics has steadily rising over the last decade, increase representation has not made to save the conditions for them. julia got the annual reports to mexico city, susan visit. i think we're getting 9 years since jason, my ex boyfriend tried to kill her, stabbing her 37 times. the is just wanna see the cost of the physical scars of the brutal attack have slowly healed. the emotional one are still roth marietta, like most victims of violence in mexico. jason'll never receive justice. what is her aggressors still less free? westgate? yes, yes. and then what else? okay, this, what guarantees do we have is we mean, instead of the lowest and the public citizens protecting more, they protected. he actually asked for malware up in theory, mexico has laws in place for the protection of female dictates a violent storm. but in acting those laws in a corrupt and inherently male dominated society is a different story. as a result, violence against

andrew simmons, which is 0. i'd say if it's all 5 good morning who's coming up here? announcer right off, so we go to the street now the of the . ringback the we've all seen defect videos of politicians, takeover off social media from from using gen, the slang that came, don't learn during apple policies with 2024 sets would be the biggest election year in history. many asking whether this could be the when a why not the people is responsible for the outcome of elections, miriam, false. why and this is the stream, the dear people of the you do that it is d donald and add back all one of the greatest most open platforms that has ever existed. a human between us bridge and whistle. oh, see the so to, from practice on to mexico to the united states this you move in half the world's population is headed to the polls with the surge of technologies like a deep fate. video is global democracies all struggling to address the misuse to influence voters. but with the very future of open societies at state is enough being done to confront, there is seeking to the rail democracie

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lauren simmons joins us for make money move.he still very young. good to have you. >> happy to be here, good morning. neil: we are told all this is what young people are into but older legislators try to deal with this and don't seem to understand it and try to rein it in. given the attention stocks are getting does that worry you as a young person, the older folks in congress might destroy this? >> it does worry me because there is so much potential with ai and the good that it can do but as far as some industries, i don't think ai will always be the best route to go because ai is only as good as the information being put into it. when it comes to case law or finance and investing there's always going to be the human aspect, the human person that's going to look at your different situation, how much income you may, what your debt is and base all of that on how to best invest. ai is not always going to be the best for that because it is not tailored for each person. neil: is trying to catch up. they have all these financial dema

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the simmons fire is threatening the city of kearney and has forced a number of road closures. officials say a number of structures are threatened by the flames. >> we expect to know more about the legal case involving pro golfer scottie scheffler after a court hearing today. >> a louisville, kentucky, prosecutor will address the court, but scheffler will not be present. he is facing four charges, including one felony, for allegedly ignoring a detective's traffic orders after a fatal incident outside the pga championship. scheffler has called the whole thing a misunderstanding. his attorney says they will not settle the case. >> former general hospital actor johnny wagner's onetime fiance has released a tearful tribute days after he was shot to death in los angeles. tessa farrell on instagram remembered wagner as a bright soul. police say he was killed early saturday after approaching three men who were stealing his car's catalytic converter. farrell thanked wagner for inspiring her stories up above. >> now looking down and. happy that i think he found happiness before he went

i don't know if bill simmons definitely knows this, but the market seems to have digested that and thee stockholders didn't want them to spend 2.5 billion keeping tnt relevant. i'm staying long. >> all right. good stuff. i want to hit earnings. cisco wednesday after the bell, tomorrow after the close. jimmy, you own that? >> it's been disappointing. i.t. spend, budgets have been going to a.i. not to the networking business that is generally cisco's bread and butter. have expectations been set low enough regarding their core business? and, number two, what's the splunk acquisition going to do? on that one, i want to point this out, they had cash on hand. they could have bought back shares. they saw something better to do in the splunk acquisition. i am expecting them to say something meaningfully positive about that. all that said, i'm not wed to the stock. and if it continues to disappoint, i'll be out. >> okay. applied materials reports thursday after the bell. >> hard to do anything other than expect good results. we're building semiconductor plants all over the world and it oupplies

joining us now, nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons.officer marc polymeropoulos. he's an nbc news and security and intelligence analyst. marc, let's talk about you. what do we know about the crash and please talk about the implications of these deaths? >> well, in terms of the cause, we did hear from the iranians early on initially. the iranian interior minister was saying there was a hard landing last night due to fog. certainly from the pictures you can see there's a lots of fog in that region, that it is mountainous, that those are the pictures of the rescue effort. the actual rescue itself took hours, hampered by those conditions. that is going to be the primary focus, the, if you like, the chief suspect in terms of what the cause of this crash might be. and then in terms of the implications, well, listen, this is a region in the middle eeftd known for conspiracy theories, known for finger pointing. there will be that aspect to it. in fact, the senate majority leader overnight racing to indicate his information from yourself intelli

andrew simmons, which is 0. that's it for me to clock out plenty more calls on a website and now does or don't come over and use recovery. lots of comments and analysis to have more come up here and i was there right off the witness the read. so one of the words weird was creatures, numbers, a plumber to do, to deforestation. culture and climate change indian signed a fighting to puts it to one of the most important things to control the species is to maintain that habitat one. 0, one east reveals the bottle to save into use with oh no, just the effects of 2 of them became from the supplement of law and then the election, the top level is a good thing. you see this, that level and he's that good thing is even my, that is not that out and below is that that ought to be in my, the, the, the, the, the okay, what's the, what's the, what's the question then general on general sort of the lack of the, the so this is my then this is my 2nd from the soviet he has done. i mean, i'm not doing, i'm been just trying to get

for more, i'm joined by selena simmons duffin who covers health policy for npr.you know, there are numerous court cases around the country about transgender rights and access to gender affirming care. how significant was this ruling, and what are the big takeaways to you? >> i think this is a really significant ruling. the fourth circuit majority opinion was really strong and called discrimination against trans patients on these plans to be "obviously discriminatory." i think the big take away is that insurers have not been able to say they will cover this care for some patients with some diagnoses but not others. if they will be covering things like sex hormones and vasectomies for some patients, they will have to cover it for trans patients as well, and i do think it is really seen in the trans community as a major win, and it cuts against some of the trends of more litigation and more restrictions that we have seen in statehouses across the country. >> how far-reaching is this ruling? does this mean trans people with state medical plans are now covered for gen

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nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons is in the gulf region for us. he joins us now.n though raisi was the president he wasn't the supreme leader of iran, can you explain what this death means for the success plan? >> reporter: president raisi is elected. there will be another election. the leader of iran right now is -- the question with raisi was whether he would succeed khomeini at some point. and the fact that foreign minister was on this helicopter. you've seen the pictures, they're stunning for any iranian watching. it's being shown on the wreckage on tv. we're hearing from one u.s. official that iran even reached out to the u.s. according to -- to get assistance. in a region that's already unstable in the middle east. at the same time, just reached an adviser in tehran and he was adamant there won't be a shift in their policy. >> this is a big loss. i don't want to minimize that. i don't want to down play it. but when we're talking about the general direction of the state, it goes beyond any individual, it goes beyond the leader. >> reporter: so often these eve

and for sure, you know, i've seen a lead that has an hour president who the bus not on the since simmons october in june or assembly when he given his speech. clearly he mentioned i'm calling in advance on national community to come to save us before things would be out of our daughter out of our hans. and he was knowing what is going to be done. he's quoting that big box, every one. come say it but a cnn. so a lot of the bottom of the water and from the beginning push it done before the minnesota was or a physician, a sort of his day try to reach you but away. even with the issue, they want to get all for the stop the scaling genocide, good issue and what's the model for the cost, but who is that? but as seen as the victim, how much of the box they are fighting for the freedom. so if the thought of that mess as they have some me guessing, commented wrong decision to install the surrounding doors and destroying, see the house as if it was the bond come talking, increasing the such and such a lot of activity. isn't that good? all i am, if i don't respond, when i used to go there, i'm some

andrew simmons, which is 01, let's take this one with wayne. hey, who joins this room to run during use eden. so wait a minute, a 12 days, state of emergency, and a friend security forces on the way. is that gonna sort things out? he as well, that state of emergency now has been in place for just over 24 hours. and by all accounts, things seem to be slowing down a bit. we've had a statement from the french, my commissioner to new caledonia saying the state of emergency has made it possible for the 1st time since monday to find a comma situation in gray to new media. so there were some buyers. let's overnights there's they're not local time. still a very tense situation. visit as a site is more all those security forces. reinforcements come from france and other parts of polynesia that the situation does appear to be slowing down. some $1000.00 extra police officers sent out from france and all the pots of polynesia rise. i say to the new caledonia the military as well. i use all the hands. the main role at the moment appears to be to secure som

jamal simmons good to talk to you. thanks so much we've heard the allegations and now we're seeing the shocking video of sean diddy combs grabbing, shoving, dragging, kicking his then cassie ventura why? eight years later plus 70 years after brown versus the board of education was decided, we have this reality check on how segregated schools still on once upon a time, wasn't that long ago. and all the progress we've made still have more to do. and there's still groups are trying to erase it more than $500 million there's an ard stolen. they saw what turned out to be the biggest archivist in history. you can't help but wonder if this was some sort of thing sayyed job. >> how would really happy with jesse? hello, martin to all would nine on cyp diabetes has no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do that's why you choose lucerne to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carb steady glue, sirna bring on the day look, we've all been there. >> your ac decides to quit turke

>> i want to go, if we could, to keir simmons, who is in the gulf. keir, i would ask you to help us understand what impact this death of an iranian president will have on regimes in the region immediately. how will they perceive it? what difference will it make for them as they think about an iran that, for most of them, is their biggest threat? >> yeah, i mean, i think the way you guys have framed it this morning effectively, you know, add to the busying forces in the region right now, uncertainty in iran. now, the first vice president who is now taking over as president, he went to russia in october and did a deal, which then supplied russia with more weapons, more iranian weapons. in fact, president putin today talking about what a great leader president raisi was. xi of china talking about him as a friend. the partners of iran are out already sending their condolences. other countries on the fence also sending concondolences. many countries from the gulf of and the middle east sending messages, because you do in circumstances like this. i think w

for sure, you know, but a scene and leave that as an our busy the who, the bus my thought is since simmons october can general assembly when he gives his speech. clearly he mention according science, on motion of the community to come to save us before things would be out of old daughter, out of our hans. and he was knowing what is going to be done. he's quoting the big box, every one. come said, but a cnn so a lot of the bottom of the water and from the beginning, fisher done with for the minnesota, with or authorization of thought at this day, try to reach you by the way, even with a donation. they want us to get all for the sub this kelly genocide, i get issue and what's the total cost to is that but as seen as the vixen, i'm us and all the box they are fighting for the freedom so if the thought of that mess as they have some means yes, come at the wrong decision to stop the surrounding doors and destroying super on the house as if it was the bond kind of talking increasing the such and such a lot as activity. isn't that good? all i am from respond when i used to go there a i'm sometime

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honda and we have a mass millennium simmons in mm hm. oh yeah. oh yeah. uh such a big thing to say is that i all the uh all the time on the list for the 11th and the was it with the van dues, donovan? good question. so most of, i guess the only airport was the bottom of the woods. it was in less than that was but no. yeah. so that is the is the, is the is the best day i will go and what was the saw and vendor and who was the site that would love to it was i tried several of the it may not mean i just have a lab. so is that my son is so mean last night. yeah. i know went by night yeah. was it um i noticed and now cuz she said, oh good. good. yes, definitely know that, but then it may not. i have to get ready from savings that much. it's getting late i'm actually going to allow you to see my mom. it's been about 3 years without seeing my mom. it's been a while love and i might be, i'm broke. so i hope she wouldn't mind me. being the last. i'm still, brooke, because i haven't been paid. hopefully i'll send that it will be coming any time this month and i jus

honda and we have some miles millennium simmons in the past. mm hm. oh okay. uh such a big thing to say that i all the uh all the time on the list for the 11th and the was what's the event is on and good questions. so most of all i've got the new i, the airport was the wrong, i would say it was in less than i was, but knowing it is a is the, is the kid in the birthday i'm going with his father and grand who is the site that would love to it was i tried that will. i mean, i mean i just have a lab. so is that my son is so mean last night. yeah. i know went by night yeah. was it um i know and i guess she said it is. oh, good, yes, definitely know that, but it may not. i have to get ready from 72 months. it's getting late. i'm actually going to allow you to see my mom. it's been about 3 years without seeing my mom's been a while logan and i might be, i'm broke. who so i hope she wouldn't mind me. being the last. i'm still brooke, because i haven't been paid. hopefully i'll send that it will be coming. any time this month and i just i to ship some things with the i

constitution in german basic lou is heidi pope's class in east and west . despite the fact that many you simmons feel that they didn't really get much saying it really wasn't altered at the time of german for unification. if somebody joined the west, i'm the to become one nation again. so that there's an element of criticism still that the same time that she elements the human rights in trying their, in the structure of the german state, the federal structure of it, and that germany is a democracy. and those are tons of resources that cannot be changed by political majorities, not even by 2 sides majorities otherwise needed to change the constitution. so that is something that is to see if the 3 durable and the success here also in germany and the video behind the decide smuggled cleveland, the who's a holocaust survivor who's also here today. she came to this event together for service on. so i'm not for so we have a whole full survivor sitting here and listening to the speeds of the german presence that will now take place and uses the same as well. so working out for the phase right now, we t