بنویسم دیگه اصلاً اینجا میشه دیگه خیلی خوشحال شدم ازش la sulle ali di mattino alle 3 siamo tutti molto solite integrante della città, però ci sono i percorsi turistici per andare su in montagna, se beve il tè, se mangia, 20. vabbè ma scusate mi dici che stai bene a terran perché c'è il traffico lì non c'è traffico no niente no e stavi in mezzo a un bosco sì ah tutta la città è così ma tipo qua sì con la montagna col ruscello montagna e ruscello. a 20 km è dove nasce il danubio, ah ammazza bello, cioè proprio dove nasce il danubio, ah vabbè, ma ma fino a quanto hai abitato la scusa, sono nato lì fino all'età di 38 anni, fino a 38 anni, ma in italia quando ci andavi, scusa, in vacanza, ah, beh, guarda che da me, vicino a novara, al lago maggiore, se le papere so cattive, eh, ah, non c'è neanche... le ali, è tutta spiumata, ma che carine eh, e beh, scusa, fino a 38 anni sei stato là, e poi dove sei andato, in italia, dove in italia, ad avellino, ah, ma le scuole le hai fatte in germania tutte, tutte, tutte, anche l'università, sì, che hai studiate, economia e commercio, ah? perché sei bravo co

soffio imponente schizzavi la pianura 300 caffè la luna sulle ali di mattino alle 3 siamo tutti molto solikm è dove nasce il danubio ah ammazza bello, cioè proprio dove nasce il danubio, ah, vabbè, ma fino a quanto hai abitato la scusa, sono nato lì fino all'età di 38 anni, fino a 38 anni, e in italia quando ci andavi, scusa, in vacanza, ah, beh, guarda che da me hanno vicino a novara, al lago maggiore, se le papere so cattive, eh, ah, non c'ha neanche le ali, è tutta spiumata, ma che carina, eh? eh beh scusa fino a 38 anni sei stato là e poi dove sei andato in italia dove in italia ad avellino ah ma le scuole le hai fatte in germania tutte tutte anche l'università sì che hai studiato economia e commercio ah ecco perché sei bravo coi soldi. carino qua eh sì, immagino che l'acqua siacciata, ma come è fredda. ti ricordo che terran va dai 100 fino ai 2000 e passa eh siamo arrivati a 2000 anche di più penso eh abbastanza in altro. come si sei andata a finire proprio in iran, cioè a teran, vabbè, teran perché è la capitale, vabbè chiaro, perché l'iran, poi vabbè perché studiavo persiano, ma dov

in lviv, as part of the book forum, svitlana tarat. presented her book soli's house, the writer admitted that she started writing this book out of the bitterness of experiencing the annexation of crimea in 2014, and indeed, there is a lot of crimea in soli's house, although this name is not mentioned in the text. also, the book depicts tuponyms from the map of the peninsula, which existed before the deportation of the crimean tatars in 1944. in addition, the writer held a discussion on the history of crimea, through myths and legends of the peninsula. it was a conversation about crimean tatars, their relations with ukrainians and the crimes of russians in crimea. for me, this is also a book about trying to understand each other with the culture of the crimean tatars, because for me, they are the main allies in the return of crimea, and i believe that this is the people who are really close to us, and cultural... with them, as in principle, i tried to find in his book, in some places much stronger than the crimeans thought about our enemy. crimean tatar ceramics were presented in the nati

the girls and i became world champions already in the team competition in the twenty-first year, and soliee world champions in the relay race, this is already a confirmation of the status of the fact that we the strongest, i really believe that we will be back in the very near future, it is already becoming a little difficult for us , because you don’t understand at all why, well , why you are training, then i remembered my motivation, the very original one. .. when i started showing results, i will stop only when i sit on a chair like this, they will interview me and ask: are you happy and i will say: yes, that’s it, i realized that i am one hundred percent mine, and the potential was issued now at competitions, which is what morally and physically everything, i gave everything i can, and there is no further perfection , probably then i will finish, until this moment, that is, i will have one gold, i won’t, i will have several, let’s say , prize money... places, if i feel like it's not my full potential, i won't finish. dziinya jumping, natural wealth of belarus. the size of tayamnits can

اصلاً پیش ما بیایین بله ولی la pianura 300 caffè la luna sulle ali di mattino alle 3 siamo tutti molto soli città, però ci sono i percorsi turistici per andare su in montagna, se beve il tè, se mangia se mangia ash, ash, ash, quant'è? mi dici che stai bene a terra perché c'è il traffico lì non c'è il traffico no niente no e' mezzo a un bosco sì ah tutta la città è così ma tipo qua sì con la montagna con ruscello montagna ruscello e a 20 km è dove nasce il danubio ah ammazza bello cioè proprio dove nasce il danubio ah vabbè ma ma fino a quanto hai abitato la scusa sono nato lì fino all'età di 38 anni fino a 38 anni e in italia quando ci andavi scusa? in vacanza ah beh guarda che da me vicino a novara al lago maggiore se le papere so cattive eh ah non c'ha neanche le ali è tutta spiumata ma che carina eh e beh scusa fino a 38 anni sei stato là e poi dove sei andato in italia dove in italia ad avellino ah ma le scuole le hai fatte in germania tutte tutte tutte anche l'università che hai studiato economia e commercial ah ecco perché sei bravo coi soldi ah carino qua però eh sì immagino che l'ac

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soffio imponente schizzavi la pianura 300 caffè. la sulle ali di mattino alle 3 siamo tutti molto soli nato lì fino all'età di 38 anni, fino a 38 anni, ma in italia quando ci andavi, scusa, in vacanza, ah beh guarda che da me vicino a novara, al lago maggiore, se le papere so cattive eh, non c'ha neanche le ali, spiumata, ma che carine eh, vabbè, scusa, fino a 38 anni sei stato là, e poi dove sei andato, in italia, dove in italia, ad avellino, ah, ma le scuole le hai fatte in germania, tutte, tutte, tutte, anche l'università, sì, che hai studiate, economia e commercio, ah, ah, ecco perché sei bravo coi soldi. carino qua però eh sì immagino che l'acqua sia ghiacciata ma com'è fredda ghiacciata ti ricordo che terran va dai 1100 fino ai 2000 tassa siamo arrivati a 2000 anche di più penso da raché è abbastanza in alto. come ci sei andata a fin proprio in iran cioè teran vabbè teran perché è la capitale vabbè chiaro perché l'iran poi e vabbè perché studiavo persiano ma dove a venezia ah cioè ti sei alzato una mattina hai detto no mi piacevare allora tu ti sei fatto un anno all'università ha

>> george solis there in maine. thank you so much. >>> nbc news investigative correspondent tom winter joins us now. tom, looking for the suspect. he has a gun. what are they worried about at this point the longer he's out there? >> certainly first off, two things. either alive or dead. obvious. right? but if he is alive, does he become desperate? does the weather change over the weekend, as it is expected to, get colder. spends more time outside. somebody who, anybody who commits a mass shooting, a right stable mind, but knowing what we know about his past, this is somebody who's clearly got serious mental health issues. longer that he's out there, it gets more desperate. >> you went to two places. >> right. >> part of this trying to figure out what motivated him. are you learning any details about those locations and why he might have been connected to them? >> investigators are still doing their work, they tell us. e were talked to a number of law enforcement officials say they're considering an idea that his ex-

nbc's george solis joins us now. george, what have you been hearing from community members of the victims? >> good evening, alicia. this is the culmination of all the grief this committee has bottled up inside. this cadillac vigil which is just about to begin here. people able to express their sorrow, something they could not do really well that mullen place. while this manhunt began wednesday, after robert car windows accused of carrying out the deadly mass shooting and you're right, authorities revealing more information after it was revealed he was found dead. new york recycling plant he was a former employee. the recycling company putting out a statement saying he was an employee for about a year working as a commercial driver before voluntarily leave and last spring. his cause of death, at least preliminary, appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. authorities revealing they found him in this box truck from an area that police had cannabis before, but this was in an overflow parking lot. the owner called po

let's bring in nbc news correspondent george solis in lewiston, maine, where a news conference wrapped up a short time ago. what did we learn in the news conference? >> reporter: basically a lot of the sentiment from elected leaders at this is such a dark day in maine's history. in almost one day, they nearly met the number of homicides this entire state had last year, which was 29. the number of casualties here really unfathomable. behind me, there is a law enforcement presence at the hospital. the juxtaposition of a hospital that is receiving care and long guns. in the last hour, we learned investigators are combing through robert card's life. authorities are also saying they found a note inside of his home and what that means, they're still trying to decipher. all of this, of course, trying to play a bigger part in what led to the shooting. a question, of course, on the minds of money in not just this community but the surrounding communities here, which tonight remain on lock down as a result of this extensive manhunt. local, state, and federal partners, as you know, here combing e

i want to bring in nbc correspondent george solis who is in lisbon main. frank figliuzzi, it is here, a former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence, and michael sheppard, a reporter for the bangor the daily news, where he's reported on gun laws for the last two years. george, you're in the town where robert card's body was found. -- tonight? >> good evening, stephanie, well first of foremost this word has been spreading quickly throughout this community you. her there during the press conference, officials saying that the bodies recovered around 7:45, but we're didn't really break until much later this evening, and that is because they want to notify the family members of the victims first and they also, interestingly, said they wanted to notify the family of robert card, who they noted was being, frankly, cooperative during the investigation. were some questions early on about that aspect of it, as more information came to light about robert cards mental health issues during this investigation. this particular area that i have been in was the c

much of what to bring in nbc correspondent george solis who isn't lisbon maine. and a former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence, and michael shepard, a reporter on mains gun laws for the last two years. george, you're in the town where robert card's body was found. what are you hearing from the community now that the man hunt is over? what has it been like there tonight? >> good evening, stephanie, well first of foremost this word has been spreading quickly throughout this community you. her there during the press conference, officials saying that the bodies recovered around 7:45, but we're didn't really break until much later this evening, and that is because they want to notify the family members of the victims first and they also, interestingly, said they wanted to notify the family of robert card, who they noted was being, frankly, cooperative during the investigation. were some questions early on about that aspect of it, as more information came to light about robert cards mental health issues during this investigation. this particular area that

george solis has the details, on the campaign trail and on the offensive. >> much lower than the net worth, and your fake attorney general from new york, she ought to be ashamed. >> reporter: today, former president donald trump not addressing the trial that starts tomorrow. sources saying he is expected to be in the court the first two days. a judge ruled they committed real estate law for years, the judge writing that the legal arguments defending the financial statements are, quote, a fantasy world, adding that over and under-valuing can only be considered fraud. the trial is expected to determine the future of the trump organization, as well as any fines for the alleged fraud. what are the implications? >> if he loses, if he has to pay $250 million, if he and his sons can no longer conduct business in new york, that's a fatal blow. >> reporter: mr. trump has denied all wrongdoing, calling the judge in the case deranged. he faces four criminal trials, two at the federal level. the witnesses includes some of his children and business associates, including michael cohen, hi former a

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just weeks earlier, krueger had posted online that he was being threatened our george solis is following the story. >> reporter: philadelphia police are investigating the brutal murder of philadelphia journalist and lgbtq rights activist, josh krueger >> he was loved by so many people he didn't deserve what happened to him someone in your house, you're in your house, and someone can just barge in and kill you? and for what >> reporter: krueger was slot seven times inside his home. traces of blood still visible on the front steps. police say there were no signs of forced entry and the shooter fled the scene he posted on social media about harassment and a glass egg was thrown at his front window and two weeks ago he wrote on facebook he was threatened by a person who came to his door. those are all part of the investigation into his murder. as a jerusaournalist, he covere variety of issues, he noted his own experience with homelessness, hiv and philadelphia's street economy. >> he made lots of friends and probably as many enemies, all for good reason. he was fighting the good fight for su

monday inside his home weeks earlier he had posted online that he was being threatened our george solis is following the story. >> reporter: philadelphia police are investigating the brutal murder of josh krueger. >> he was loved by so many people he didn't deserve what happened to him you're in your house and somebody can just barge in and kill you and for what >> reporter: krueger was shot seven times in his home according to police. traces of blood still visible on his front steps. there were no signs of forced entry, and the shooter fled the scene. krueger recently posted on social media about vandalism and harassment a glass egg was thrown at his window and two weeks ago he wrote and facebook that he had been threatened by a person who came to the door. those incidents are part of the investigation. he covered a variety of political and humanitarian issues he noted his own experience with homelessness, hiv formed his writing. >> he made lots of friends and probably as many enemies, but all for good reason, because he was fighting the good fight for sure >> reporter: krueger also sp

such a slight apocalypse , in 2022 in omrosevka there were 16 cases of shelling of infrastructure, in soliial buildings, kindergartens and schools , first they started firing at us from point y, shooting at nearby targets, at communications, apparently where the military were stationed. and fuel warehouses, but since the inaccurate work of the ukrainian riflemen themselves and good air defense work, missiles were damaged while still approaching, well, they naturally fell on populated areas, our homes, our private homes, in the amrusievsky district there are more than twenty schools and the same number of kindergartens, the largest of them is a tower for 120 children, the amur region is now its reconstructs, here we have a blind area, external facades, mafas, if you see, everything is old, somewhere ... our children go out into the street and spend their time on the street, we will also beautify the garden in its entire thirty-year history not restored when amur workers opened the walls, it turned out that the wooden floors were rotten, the water supply was rusty, the electrical insulation

such a slight apocalypse, in 2022 in amrusevka there were 16 cases of shelling of infrastructure, in soliuses, kindergartens and schools, at first they began to fire at us from points y, they shot at nearby targets, at communications , apparently, where military units were located, fuel depots, but since the work was inaccurate - the ukrainian riflemen themselves and the good work of air defense, missiles they were damaged while still approaching, but naturally they fell on our populated areas, our houses, our private houses. there are more than twenty schools and the same number of kindergartens in the amrusevsky district . the largest of them is a teremok for 120 children, the amur region is now reconstructing it. here we have a shelter, external facades, mafas, if you see, everything is old, somewhere where our children, which means they go out into the street and spend their time on the street, we will also beautify it. throughout its thirty-year history, the garden had never been restored; when amur workers opened the walls, it turned out that the wooden ceilings were rotten, the wat

community who was sectarian in in my thinking who believed that the northern ireland conflict was holy and soly about my community and and and getting ripped by ira violence and i i i felt that the only way that that violence could could be stopped was to be met by other violents and then i i naively joined the british army thinking i'll get the best trinum possible and go back to northern ireland and take the fight to the enemy at 16 at 16. at 16 years of age, the british army is only is is one of three armies in the world that recruits children into its ranks and it is entirely legal for a 16-year-olds even now today in 2023, i'm talking 1984, but in 20, you know, a child of age 16 can join the british army, so you you joined the british army, i mean what what was the first resume to join because i understand you were in various resimes. yeah, yeah, initially enlisted into the parshuit regiment, but i also served with uh the royal irish rangers, first batallion royal irish rangers and i also did special duty tours during operation banner, which would be specific to my deployments in in northe

apocalypse, in 2022 there were 16 cases of shelling in omrosevka infrastructure, without looking at solins and schools, at first they began to fire at us from points y, they fired at nearby targets along communications , apparently where military units were located, fuel depots, but since the work was inaccurate, the ukrainian riflemen themselves and the good work of the air defense, the missiles were damaged while still approaching, and naturally fell on our populated areas, our houses, our private houses, more than... the floor and the same number of kindergartens. the biggest one is mansion for 120 children. the amur region is now reconstructing it. here we have a break. external facades, mafas, if you see, everything is old, somewhere where our children go out into the street and spend their time on the street, we will also improve it. throughout its thirty-year history, the garden has never been restored. when amur workers opened the walls, it turned out that the wooden floors were rotten, the water supply was rusty, and the electrical insulation was crumbling. wouldn't it be easier

created in this territory, which will give impetus to the socio-economic development of the city of soli construction of the ecotechnopark vostok, which will be the first to be dealt with. waste purchased here on the territory of the industrial site. there are many operating industrial enterprises in the irkutsk region, many are now modernizing their facilities to reduce the negative impact on the environment. on september 1 in russia, 29 new cities entered the the second part of the federal clean air project. of these, seven cities are cities in the irkutsk region. these are large industrial centers. this is the city of irkutsk, angarsk. shelekhov, cherry, winter, svirs, siberian usol. by 2030 , the level of emissions of hazardous pollutants into the atmosphere of these cities should be halved due to... the modernization of enterprises, environmentally friendly urban transport and gasification of the private sector. another important direction for the region is the development of a comfortable urban environment. if you look at this quarter from above, it is shaped like a triangle. in th

the girls and i became world champions already in the team competition in the twenty-first year, and solirongest, i really believe that in the very near future we will return, he is already it's getting a little hard for us because that you don’t understand at all why, well, why are you training, i remembered my motivation, the very original one, when i started showing results, i become only when i sit on a chair like this, they will take from me the interview will ask: are you happy, and i will say: yes, that’s it, i realized that 100% of my potential was revealed now at the competition, that both moral and physical, that’s it, i gave everything i can, and then there is no longer perfection , probably then i will finish, until that moment, that is...' i will have one thing gold, there won’t be, i’ll have a few, let’s say, prizes, if i feel that this is not my full potential, i’m not finished. than by $56 million - the results of the visit of the belarusian government delegation to chelyabinsk and ufa. the focus on import substitution and innovation in pharmaceuticals expands the range, i

him by new york's attorney general is a sham, and he called it election interference nbc's george solis is following the story. >> reporter: on the campaign trail and on the offensive -- >> my financial statements are much lower than the actual net worth. this judge and your fake attorney general of new york, she ought to be ashamed of herself. >> hello, iowa. >> reporter: former president donald trump not directly addressing the start of his civil fraud trial. sources telling nbc news mr. trump is expected to be in the courtroom for the first two days a judge last week ruling that mr. trump and his associates committed real estate fraud for years. the judge writing that trump's legal arguments defending his financial statements are, quote, a fantasy world. not the real world adding that over and undervaluing assets to his benefit, quote, can only be considered fraud the trial is expected to determine the future of the trump organization, including his real estate empire, as well as any fines for alleged fraud what are the implications of this civil fraud trial for mr. trump? >> well, i

among the ranks of israeli officials, so i i think really, you know, any any group of people are not soly and holy bad. i think that's the first thing to understand that in any nation when we talk about it, there is always good and there is always bad, and there are people, i think in israel who have who witness it day in, day out, and and their hearts are still alive and they are beating and they can see you know what is right and what is wrong, and therefore obviously they have taken the the stance sometimes through their maybe their their good thinking, but sometimes simply because of their feeling like this, this is something going to impact them so... is political divide between them, whereby some of them think that you shouldn't have gone that far, given the retaliation that has happened, however, i think this divide is something that needs to be worked on globally, so at the moment in particular, i think there's a lot of people who think similarly from the palestinian side, you know in israel, but also in the west, i mean a lot of people who are supporting or the palestinians from

identical to artem soli from bach. however , this contains russian salt from the city of orel. producers of russian salt are trying to enter the international market, by all means and by no means, because zrf products are often bypassed by the tenth road in supermarkets. american stores know that russian salt is hidden in ukrainian packages, but they buy it because there are alternatives on the market not much, but also an attractive price, as they say, to whom is war, and to whom is business. and it says that there is so much stone, the ukrainian importer of russian salt tds korosen, according to the open register, is still working freely, pays taxes and is not in a state of liquidation, which is true, the phone numbers of the company indicated on the package cannot be reached, they do not work , it seems that you entered an invalid number, the head of the organization, whose address, according to the documents, is indicated in the occupied since 2014 crystal also does not respond, although in it is active in messengers, while importers pour power into their eyes, their well-e

podcast, i’m aglaya andnikova, my guest was natalya ushey, musician, candidate of philology sciences, solisst channel 1tv.ru. hello, this is the podcast schrödinger's cat, and i am its host, chief editor of a popular science magazine with the same name, schrödinger's cat, and my co-host cat, he is not schrödinger, he is mine, his name is bari , he will help me and morally support me, yes bari is our wonderful guest kut crickets, an astronaut, russia and in general a person whom i envy from the moment we met, i honestly admit, here is sergey , here you are 10 years younger than me, and at the same time you managed to fly to the iss, go into outer space, how many more than 6 hours, because i tried, yes 6:47 minutes, after that fly to antarctica, live there in a tent in search of a meteorite, generally out of you you can already make an adventure book, i can’t say that i’m the only person who... works for science and goes to some extreme places in order to advance science, i guess i was just noticeable, oh, let’s not be modest , well, after all, there are not many people on our planet out of t

ivan solis mora sufrÍa de problemas mentales. de septiembre cuando alguien llamÓ a la policÍa porque supuestamente ivan estaba actuando completamente. su mamÁ dice que ivan corriÓ. >> y me lo mataron enfrente de mi oficina. >> este vecino dice que todo estaba muy en silencio y que de repente escucho unos siete balazos, se asomÓ por la ventana, vio lo que estaba pasando y comenzÓ a grabar. la policÍa dijo en un principio que ivan portaba un cuchillo. pero romney dice que Él no escuchÓ a los policÍas que le ordenarÁn que se detuviera. que no escuchÓ ninguna advertencia por parte de los agentes. >> hay testigos que dicen que no estaba armado. testigos que dicen que no trataron de escalar la situaciÓn. juan: la seÑora petra asegura que los agentes sabÍan que su hijo padecÍa de esquizofrenia. en una ocasiÓn la misma policÍa llevÓ a ivan al hospital para que le dieran sus medicamentos. hoy marcharon hasta la estaciÓn de policÍa. >> justicia por Él. justicia y que encarcelen a los que dispararon sobre una persona inocente. juan: tratamo

soli and her friends stopped the car and ran inside a camper.nd for eight hours, they stayed in there in total silence. the door locked. six on the floor, lital and a friend flat on the bed. terrorists banged on the windows. one poured a chemical on the camper and tried to set it on fire. they feared machine gun spray, but only twice did hamas terrorists fire into the camper. one time leaving bullet holes in the ac unit. the scariest moment, she says, is when terrorists tried to unhitch the camper from their car and tow it away. if they had gotten in the car and taken the rv to gaza, were you going to do anything? she says, "as a girl the worst that can happen is worse than dying is being taken to gaza. we were all thinking about it," she says, "that if they took the caravan we would jump out, creates chaos. because we prefer to die than be taken as hostages." until their phones died they sent desperate texts to their families. you don't understand how many terrorists there are, she told her father. they are here. four hours into the attack, whe

you have written about this all pricing soli sold identify today, i get -- off today, but nonethelessflation is embedded in the system, what if they raise the rates? >> i think they will raise it one more time this year, they are going into next year thinking they won't have to raise gain, that is their current plan, i think they will be proved wrong, i think inflation is creeping back up, not going to get backed out to 3%. i put up a chart the other day that showed what happened to m2 money supply, it has gone flat, no longer coming down it collapsed early on, while they were raising rates quickly, but now going flat, no longer having a restrictive affect on the economy. i would love to talk to someone like ed hig i think right now it telling us that fed probably needs one or two or three more hikes. >> to 6% on target rate, that is getting into the bond market, that is part of it may not be all. everyone got everybody cited yet about the jolts because it showed more job opportunities. i thought that john, job opportunities were good, i thought more people working was good. now, bond

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nbc's george solis is outside the temple on the upper east side of manhattan. george, good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning. we have seen the security stepped up. the nypd asking all officers to report in uniform. at the moment, officials are monitoring a lot of online chatter about retaliation against israel, but nothing specific at the moment. communities nationwide on high alert following the former head of hamas calling for the day of rage which did not lead to any attacks, but it did lead to demonstrations against israel. images like we saw in iraq and greece. the community has been put to the test like the demonstrations on times square yesterday. both sides chanting messages. these protests have been tense, but peaceful. we have been getting reports of arrests during the demonstrations. the nypd has been using a number of resources and foot patrols and drones and choppers to keep an eye on the demonstrations which are tense, but peaceful. despite these resources, guys, the nypd and law enforcement across the country is asking the public to stay

nbc's george solis for us in lisbon, maine. george, as always, thank you. another breaking, major breaking news story we're following tonight. an escalation in the war between israel and hamas. israel intensifying air strikes over the past 24 hours. and the israeli military saying it is expanding its ground operations. the internet and cell service in gaza is out after heavy bombing in the enclave. international aid groups say they have lost contact with staff on the ground. also tonight, israel has condemned a u. n. resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian truce. a senior official telling msnbc, quote, hamas will feel or rat. it has almost been exactly three weeks since hamas gunman killed almost 2000 israel civilians in the worst terror attack in the nation's history. since, then palestinian health officials report over 7000 people have been killed in gaza. joining me now with the latest, nbc's ellison barber. ellison barber, the sun just coming up up there at the border where you are. tell us what you're seen. >> yeah, so we heard just a massive

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. >> nbc news correspondent george solis is in lewiston, maine. you've heard from authorities? what is their answer? >> good afternoon, andrea. it's all part of the ongoing investigation into the suspect. many of the questions circling about whether or not there were missed signals and anything that could have been done to prevent the shooting. one of many memorials we've seen, remembering all of the 18 victims. last night at the basilica here in town, thousands showing up to pay their respects. the church full with people from this community. so much in fact that there was an overflow area in the parking lot and that area was also full. people coming together in such a show of solidarity. this community was in lockdown during those hours of the man hunt. people didn't know how to grieve. how they could turn to. now we're starting to see the signs of lewiston strong around this community. all of them impacted by this terrible, terrible tragedy. many people turning to their neighbors and friends as they begin this long and arduous healing process.

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. >> george solis, thank you for the great boarding. do stay safe. i want to turn now to our nbc news correspondent for investigations, tom winter. tom, thanks for being here. just to close the loop on this house in bowdoin, maine. the loudspeaker saying, robert, come out. it had a lot of people hopeful that this was the end of this 24 hours of terror. it sounds like that was standard operating procedure for law enforcement. >> standard operating procedure. what they want to do, they want to give whoever's in that house an opportunity, one, to make themselves known. so, nobody shows anything, or flashes anything that could be misconstrued. first thing. second thing, if he is inside that home. it gives them an opportunity to come out, hey, we're here. don't want to problem. come out of the house. let's end this. but all of the homes, according to our reporting, and i'm gonna fold in here through the next couple of minutes that we speak, one of my colleague jonathan -- candle in, in andrew -- talking to a number of law enforcement officials, briefed on

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investigative correspondent tom winter is with us in studio, but first let's begin in with george solis time square right now. i understand you're at a pro-palestinian demonstration. what are you hearing? what are you seeing? >> it is going on as we speak right now. we're on broadway. we're behind a barricade right now not separate s us from any pro side. you can hear how loud the chants are. we've been hearing similar protests happening throughout the week, same rhetoric free palestine. some of the folks i've spoken with here responding to some of the stuff happening right now with the evacuation of people in gaza. i spoke with one man who actually has a friend wit family there right now who was very emotional during part of our conversation saying the family has nowhere to go. they've been seeing some of the atrocities happening over there. take a listen a bit of my conversation with him. >> the building next door was bombed. and when that happened, the whole block, all the houses there, they get affected. so they run out of their own building even though it wasn't bombed. right now w

. >> joining us now from lisbon, maine, is george solis. police are searching by the river. what else do you know about this search and how law enforcement is approaching it? >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon, chris. you have had exactly right right now. authorities are in the water. they have teams on boats and diverse in the water, as you heard there from officials. they have slowed down the current here. they're still keeping the media a safe distance away. they don't want us showing the work they're doing. that's because robert card has not been found at this time. that's why those lock downs are still in place here. there is a heavy presence of media alongside police here. authorities giving updates as often as they can about what they're doing. we have also seen helicopters flying close to the water right now. that's because we understand they are using thermal imaging as well, to see if they find traces of the suspect. some of our crews have been able to see boats here on the water as they are searching this river which at this point

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do we still have george solis on the ground in maine? george, are you there? welcome back to george. joining me now is frank figliuzzi, former -- of course, an msnbc national security analyst. frank, the man hunt is effectively over, it sounds like according to jonathan dienst reporting. nbc reporting. what is the next step? we know that there's a press conference that's happening in 30 minutes, or at least we've been told there's a press conference scheduled for the next 30 minutes. would you imagine line forsman is looking to do at this hour? >> first, i am grateful, even in this tragic incident, that this was not a protracted search for a body, as we've already discussed. it could've been a problem. >> can we get george soliz back? >> i'm sorry, are you hearing me? >> frank, go ahead. >> yeah, so, now we turn to the investigative leg of this investigation. where they are going to be looking at motives, warning signs, and indicators, who knew what when? whether this could've been fixed presented, whether there's new legislation that needs to be addressed. al