trooper albright goes into crisis mode.the injured. >> kind of one of them things where you fight through the pain. okay. where is the officer at? where is this guy at? where is this person at? >> the dui suspect is crushed between his car and albright's cruiser. on impact, albright had lifted the man off the ground, possibly saving him from a worse injury. >> apparently i picked him straight up off the ground because my car hit him on the front side of his legs. and it smashed him down on top of the hoot of my car. >> take those off of him, please. >> albright and another officer dislodged the man from between the two vehicles. incredibly, he only suffers minor injuries. >> once i realized where everybody was at, i kind of collapsed in the grass and that's when it really started hurting. >> oh, my knee is killing me. >> authorities soon determine that the driver who slammed into trooper albright's vehicle is 50-year-old robert stein. stein is intoxicated and has traces of cocaine in his system. >> get on the ground right n

albright were talking about. that hasn't happened. i think we are a long way away of getting to a point where we can use this nuclear file in a vacuum to deal with the problems in the region and the like and i remain greatly concerned that we seemingly forgot the u.n. security resolutions which require clarification of the military dimension and in the agreement it says that iran will have a mutually defined enrichment program in the final deal. i thought that was unfortunate. that doesn't go a long way to answering your question. >> let me ask you this, is it correct that iran is developing icbm's? >> we have seen a variety of that that they are looking the aspect of obtaining a nuclear weapon. we have seen a lot of evidence to this and this is an important part of the agreement that hasn't been focused on on, which is clarifying these other military aspects of the program. we haven't heard from iran about this. they haven't clarified that. those reports are very disturbing. >> mr. jones, gives us the long range answer. >> i'm the pa

sides to change. >> david albright joining us from washington. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> and now to our signature segment, tonight the growth of high-tech entrepreneurship in india. instead of fleeing for silicon valley or new york, many indian tech engineers, including those educated and worked in the u.s. are deciding to build businesses in india. they are focusing on the growing indian domestic market but also looking to compete globally. some young americans are following them there. i recently reported from mumbai and bangalore. >> in india, known as silicon valley, where leading companies outsource jobs to educated indian workers, who earn much less than their american counter-parts. that lesson hasn't been lost on indian high-tech entrepreneurs. many of whom have faced visa hurdles in the u.s. despite rolling power outages, rampant congestion and developing of country, many indians are returning home after being educated in the united states. they are benefiting from a culture change around startups but think india presents new opp

albright. >> thank you for inviting me here today. it's a great pleasure to be here and appreciate all your work that you are doing to try to sort through the proper oversight role of congress which i believe is extremely important in this situation. i think we have discussed the interim deal of the joint plan of action quite a bit and its strengths and weaknesses have been identified. the real test of a joint plan of action is negotiating the long- term arrangements and that's the process that many are not giving a high probability of success. but nonetheless, this long-term comprehensive solution is going to have to create meaningful limits combined with adequate verification sufficient to ensure any attempt by iran to build nuclear weapons would be detected in a timely manner and provide adequate time for international response. now the interim deal is an important confidence-building measure and certainly has its weaknesses, many of which have been talked about and yesterday published an article on some problems and loopholes invo

albright. you've heard the argument the official said very clearly iran is not open for business meanwhile to be the head of the nuclear program sending the opposite message including at davos most recently. the sanctions architecture that you put in place is not going to a road and president obama claimed it isn't going to be hard to turn the dial back or strengthen the sanctions even further. while regrettably i think the administration made the miscalculating we are already seeing the early stages of the shift in the market sentiment. this is something that is unintentional but predictably triggered. it's estimated by the administration that $7 billion that may not sound like a lot come of it prior to the agreement it's important to understand that iran had a fully accessible cash reserve of $20 million that an infusion therefore represents a 35% of the reserve. moreover, $7 billion number does not account for the psychological impact of the market sentiment. sanctions are predicated upon th

a longer-term imf program. >> thank you both for joining me. , from albright stonebridge group.his is taking stock. ♪ >> the online service that allows individuals to order, pick up and get delivery from restaurants is called grubhub, and it filed for an initial public offering, trying to raise about $100 million. the details as well as the ner working, there are a lot of models out there. i want to bring in josh brustein , and dan myers the cofounder of healthyout.com. i want to start with you, dan. just to understand that healthyout is slightly different than the ordering model of grubhub. what is it? >> it does work similar to grubhub, but we are a healthy online ordering service. so if you go to healthyout.com, you can look at dishes from local restaurants in your area and order for delivery. we have done the hard work of analyzing infuriating menus of places in your area, so we can ensure anything you order on our platform is healthy, and you can also filter by a wide range of dietary preferences to say that we want to eat something deacon, or gluten-free, and we will make

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so let me read directly to you from david albright's testimony which we'll hear in the second panel. an area that was not frozen in the interim deal is iran's sentry rouge research and development program. iran can continue its development of the ir2m centrifuges at the natanz pilot plant under this loophole in the interim deal. it can enrich uranium in a production scale cascade of 164ir2m centrifuges, and since it remixes the enriched uranium product with the waste obtaining natural uranium, no enriched uranium is deposited into the product tanks. this remixing meets the letter of the deal. however, iran is able to measure the enrichment level of the product before remixing it; thus, it can further develop these centrifuges while hiding any results of its progress from the iaea, which has actions only to the product end or the natural uranium and does not see the enrichment be measurements. at the end of the interim period, iran is likely to be far better positioned to deploy reliable ir2m centrifuges on a mass scale at its enrichment plants. this gain would allow iran to make up f

albright suggest. in fact, iran has already made its views about the limitations of the agreement quite clear. what the joint plan of action does concede is that iran will not only retain its ability to enrich but will be allowed a mutually agreed-upon enrichment program. here's what iran's foreign minister has said about the interim agreement. "the white house tries to portray it as basically a dismantling of iran's nuclear program. we are not dismantling any centrifuges. we are not dismantling any equipment. we're simply not producing, not enriching over 5%." that's their foreign minister. what does president rouhani of iran say? he was adamant in an interview on cnn that iran will not be dismantling its centrifuges. he said, "we are determined to provide for the nuclear fuel of such plants inside the country, at the hands of local iranian scientists. we are going to follow on this path." and on that program farid zakaria asked him, "so there will be no destruction of centrifuges, of economisting cen

commerce secretary, current cochair of the albright group joining us.lways a privilege to talk to you. thank you for your time today. when we continue in just a moment, we will tell you why pope francis was going on camera. "hot shots" is next. ♪ >> there are multiple ways to watch bloomberg television. it is time for a look at some of the most compelling images of the day. ♪ in iraq, young women push to the limit. the country is stepping up to get more females to test strength. weightlifting. only 12 years old. was able to lift nearly doubled her weight. 105 pounds. he may be 2013's person of the year. he needs a passport like everyone else and an id card. pope francis renewed his documents recently and when through the same process like any other argentinian. consular officials were the ones -- take his photo and signature. he put on a serious expression for his passport. dogs refused to be left out while the entire city gets ready for its annual ball. the keio line population holds its own festival. about 100 costumed dogs gathered at the beach over

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experts including david albright who will be on our second panel have said that for iran to move from an interim to a final agreement, it would have to close the fordo facility and remove between 15 and 16,000 of its 20,000 centrifuges. and even then we are looking at potential breakout time of between six and eight months depending on whether iran has access to uranium enriched to just 3.5% or access to 20 reconverted percent enriched uranium. a final agreement should move back the timeline for breakout to beyond a year or more and insist on a long-term, 20-year-plus regime of monitoring and verification. now, in light of that testimony that we're going to hear today, president rouhani in an interview on cnn said in response to the question so there will be no destruction of centrifuges, of existing centrifuges? president rouhani's answer was, no, no, not at all. so that causes concern for those of us who are concerned about what this final agreement looks like. finish finish a final agreement that mothballs iran's infrastructure or fundamentally preserves their ability to easy break

secret meetings with albright and and chuck schumer? as one who had secret meetings with chuck schumer it is not a secret for very wrote long. >> you are right. we're very concerned primary-care these potential proposals talking about amnesty, we think that is not the right way to go. we think the judiciary committee had a right to do what dawn of a piecemeal basis and we do what we need to do to fix the system we have now to make sure we for so laws before we tackle something else. that we will not even in force or ever make work in the future. lou: do you agree with congressman and labrador that john boehner could lose his speakership? >> but what i will say is most of us feel very passionate it is not just the political problem but a credibility problem. the real problem we have failed does not force of law. but if we want to force the old one but here is a question i asked all along. the matter who we let it go somebody will break the law and we will be back here five years from now. this is a cycle every five or 10 years that we si

something not directly dealt with by the joint plan of action experts including david albright , for ron to move to a final agreement it would have to close the portal facility and remove between 15 and 16,000 of its 20,000 centrifuges. even then we are looking at the potential breakup time of between six and eight months depending upon whether run as access to uranium enriched access to a 20 reconverted%. breakouts beyond a year more and insist on the long-term 20 year plus regime of montreal and verification. no, in light of that testimony of we're going to hear today in an interview on cnn he said in response to the question, there will be no destruction of centrifuges, existing centrifuges. his answer was, no, not at all. so who that causes concern for those of us who are concerned about what this final agreement looks like a final agreement that mothballs the of for structure or fundamentally preserves their ability to break out is not a final agreement i can support. if all the chief is the essence of an early warning system of the future brick and ability, the sanctions regime

i think about madeline albright and those broaches.about how much -- >> the brand. this brand, braid brand has taken us to the olympics because johnny weir wore a tymoshenko braid in solidarity with the ukrainians who wanted to join the eu. again, it's a statement. >> everybody is wondering if she will be the next president, you know -- >> she hasn't said at this point. she has not said if she's going to run for president. again, we absolutely don't know. interestingly enough in terms of the hair braid, it's so popular that they even youtube videos on how to braid your hair like yulia tymoshenko. we didn't want to trivialize it. what is going to be einteresting if hillary runs in 2016, what are her image consultants going to say? what are her brand specialists going to say? it happens in the clothing. three key things spf, structure, proportion and fit. what about this garment makes me look authorative and what about my hair makes me look presidential? it brings an interesting debate and certainly we'll see more of yulia tymoshenko in

bombing iraq repeatedly coming up some universities on student asked the secretary of state madeleine albright can president clinton go to a war without congressional support and she said you have to be careful with your words. its military operations. as of this advancing on words is interesting. they seem to know that it's for the congress and we will call it anything we want to to make sure it is cold war. eventually the truman administration dean acheson says we know it's war. the question is can a president break out of this and any president that rea that would wt for quick think it's not a great idea to make these a lot of the assertions because i'm going to get beaten back by the congress and yet as you described it as thetheykeep asserting the powert on the face of approval. can you imagine a future president learning the lessons? this is something they got right in the federalist papers they would say you wouldn't need the government, to make sure the government was limited in its power. president tend to want to seek as much power as they can get. this isn't a perfect analogy but i

the clinton administration al gore was the afterthought and everybody was talking about madeline albrightunning for president. that's what's happening now. yeah, democrats are bleeding old, white, blue collar guys. if anyone can reach that demographic, it's joe biden. >> it's joe. and on hillary clinton, a new book out. hrc by jonathan allen and amy parnes. they had a fascinating nugget. david petraeus saying that hillary clinton would make a tremendous president. giving her a pass on benghazi. her impressive qualities were in tough times. in the wake of benghazi attacks, i thought she was extraordinarily resolute, determined and controlled. tom cole, if david petraeus is giving hillary clinton a pass, praising her for the way she handled the benghazi attacks. takes the wind out of the sail. >> i don't think so. it was a debacle. she should have known security was not taken care of. she calls it herself her greatest regret in her time as secretary of state. so i think it'll be an issue. do i think it's a deciding issue in the campaign? no. i think americans look at presidential candidates

just analysis and facts in any one fact is that you've heard actually in recent weeks from david albright of the institute. i said since it is or stop signs and a nasa studies of the day bob wright said that if if if iran is going to have a breakout capability of anywhere from a year plus iran has to get rid of roughly fifteen thousand centrifuges from its eighteen thousand installed nineteen thousand sultanas he is that's if he wants. a one year to one year and half window from her or iran building in the wet curly today iran if he decided t the building of the weapons feel is in six weeks perhaps even less to pay the amount of foreign assistance is getting from states like north korean ally. and so so you know there are real message here for success and ends that would trouble for megan is this is the duty of care for pres obama pressed obama suffers i should be very flexible doesn't want to lay out dreadlocks. we are hearing that from a maniac for war. from raw honey and this is a recipe for disaster this is why freeze a cardiac after interviewing a real honey said that this right now

,, ,,,,,,,, >>> senior day turned into a surprise homecoming for the women's basketball team at albright in pennsylvania. she was celebrating with her parent whence she realized her brother was also there. he is just back from serving in the army for a year in afghanistan. >> each one of those stories is unique. and welcome home. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming back this half hour, no matter what you see snow could be disappearing at an extraordinary rate. one expert warns the ski industry could face an untimely end. he talks to don dahler who looks at the science behind the prediction. >>> plus, newly released video shows one man's deadly struggle with police. was he resisting or did officers go too far? that story's ahead. >>> the fda is facing backlash this morning over a painkiller approved last year. it's set to go on sale in pharmacies next month. wyatt andrews has the warning from critics. wyatt, good morning. >> reporter: charlie and norah, good morning to you. in this petition from dozens of anti-addiction groups, they're called zohydro the next hydrocodone. it wil

. >> albright. so we have a very small footprint is for us americans there.what can we learn from how we left to rack and apply to the job done in afghanistan so we don't make the same mistakes and repeat what we've done or so we've got the benefit of the effort we put in there, both sides benefit from this. what do you see winning to do different? if you could we write a post of troops in iraq, especially with the announcement, which i think was wrong at the end it amounts, what would you do differently so we don't repeat that afghanistan? >> i think congressman, you have to forgive me, when i'm out of government i might look back at the history or also make comparisons to afghanistan, but right now i'm focused on the situation at hand and trying to protect our interests we face right now. >> let me switch over to a different topic. i've talked to many veterans that i thought in iraq and afghanistan and we've talked to members of the iraqi government. what they have said is we have come to this deal made between the iraqi military, and the iraqi men and our

i think about madeline albright and those broaches.much -- >> the brand. >> but this brand, braid brand of yulia has taken us to the olympics. because wier wore a braid in solidarity with the ukrainians that wanted to join the eu. miller represented this hairstyle. it's a statement. >> everybody is wondering if she will be the next president. >> she has not said at this point. she has not said she will run for president. again, we absolutely don't know. interestingly enough in terms of the hair braid it's so popular that even youtube videos on how to braid your hair like yulia tymoshenko. we didn't want to trivlize it. she is a woman who wanted to change her image. what has to be interesting is if hillary runs for president in 2016, in terms of her image. what are her image consultants going to say? what are her brand specialists going to say? one thing when one wants to convey authority it happens in the clothing. three key things structure, proportion and fit. what about this garment makes me look authorative? what about my hair make