. >> the albright evacuated in the days after the derailment and moved into a hotel for four months.olk southern. but since returning home, albright says he was diagnosed with a heart disorder and has been unable to keep his job as a gas pipeline her. >> we are doing the best we can, but we are treading water right now. >> okay. >> i mean ÃÃyou know, we are barely paying bills. >> that was kind of cool though. >> like the albright, susanna janice left with her 10-year-old son. they are still living in a hotel. >> i'm still waking up every day and in disbelief every day. >> janice is afraid to go back to east palestinian, but she's had a tough time finding permanent housing elsewhere. >> it's gonna take me a long time as a single mom to rebuild everything. >> there are many signs that others want to stay. the slogan east palestinian strong is planted throughout town including on misty allison's property. >> either you can have like a victim mentality or a victor mentality. cannot choose the cards you are dealt. >> allison testified last march during senate hearings on rail safeties. >

albright, present. williams, present. guerrero, present. commissioner-san francisco department of homelessness supportive housingmic fadm is present and deputy city attorney ben levy standing in. commissioners, we have a quorum. this places on item 3, announcements of sond producing devices. the ringing and use of cell phones are prohebted at thiss meeting. please be advice the chair may order removal from the meeting of any persons responsible for the ringing or use of cell phone or similar sound producing electronic devices. thank you for cooperation. this places onetum 4, announcements by the chair. >> thank you commission secretary. i want to welcome attorney glen levy who steps in in place for adam for his -thank you. i know he's out but thank you for stepping in. it is such a timely fashion, so thank you. also, just wanted to give a shout out to bren, who invited us to do a point in time count january 30 so commissioners if you have the time to do so please do so. i signed up and looking forward to that. also, just wanted to wish ever

albright, what she said about siberia, and what kind of world justice can we talk about when such a richritory as siberia belongs to one country, this is the key to the attitude towards us, this is the task, then we we understand that the only way to achieve real security is to use your mind, labor, talent, people’s genius, and experience to begin implementing a system for protecting your own security, or rather your own future, and not only your own future. but also the future world, we want to respond to this unpunished contempt with which the civilized world looks at us, considering us impostors who do not deserve the riches that the lord god gave us, and which were won by generations, centuries, our compatriots who developed this land called russia. in this message on march 1, 2018, the president of the country shared with the people what we can oppose to our partners in order to protect our lives in the present future, in order to build kindergartens, hospitals, and so on, what our liberal society cares about so much intelligentsia condemning the need to build a powerful defense of

the administrations immediately in power, not to mention the fact that his actual student madeline albrightlf was representative of the czech republic, she is czech by nationality, she took the position of ambassador to the un under clinton, then secretary of state, becoming one of the most influential and active comrades of the new leader, they are certainly ethnic lobbyists, and... that's all, you can look at all these waves of expansion, this is economic political expansion, here you have two processes of expansion, and here there is no talk of any pan-european house, the house should be ours, not a common one, yes, we, roughly speaking, should be the management companies of this house, and not someone else there will claim it, yes, that’s why. soviet project, this organization began to crumble, especially since these states still had a slightly different, as they say , background, there was a capitalist past, an active one, a past associated with integration into european, into other european states and empires that existed there, namely therefore, this identity began to blur at a certa

all right, cliff albright, latosha brown, thank you both for being on.g up former president trump has been getting tongue tied on the campaign trail and it looks like even some republicans are finally taking notice. >> he is going on and on, mentioning multiple times as to what i didn't take security during the capitol riots. why i didn't handle january 6th that? i wasn't even in d.c. on january 6th. >> more on that after the break, and this week gotcha's. ay [wind and snow sounds] weathertech has you covered. [bird chirping] [laughing] with our laser—measured cargoliners. no drill mud flaps and floorliners. to secure your phone don't forget the cupfone. order yours today at weathertech.com. you never know when it's gonna be a weathertech day. perfect weather today... life with afib can mean a lifetime of blood thinners. and if you're troubled by falls and bleeds, worry follows you everywhere. over 300,000 people have left blood thinners behind with watchman. watchman is a safe, minimally-invasive, one-time implant that reduces stroke risk and bleeding w

administrations of the immediate position of power, not to mention the fact that his actual student madeline albrightlf was a representative of the czech republic, she is czech by nationality and she took the position of ambassador to the un under clinton, then secretary of state, becoming one of the most influential and active comrades of the new leader, they will be eligible for this, yes, therefore, here home and can be shown quite specifically , how the european union said that the european economy is the economy of the european union, and not anyone else’s, yes, they, it must develop according to our principles, our procedures, that’s all, due to natural reasons, mistakes that were allowed by the soviet leaders, in general, due to the costs associated with the existence of the ideologized soviet project, this organization began to crumble, especially since these states still had a slightly different, as they say, background, there is a capitalist past, an active one, a past associated with integration into european and other european states and empires that existed there, which is why this ident

and in fact, one of the world's leading experts on this issue, david albright , uh, produced david albrightduced a report at the weekend in which he predicted that within five months, uh , iran could build 12 months, uh, iran could build 12 nuclear bombs . and you have to nuclear bombs. and you have to see this threat within the context of everything else. iran is doing, including launching terror attacks or trying to on the streets of great britain. so you know, this is something that's coming down the track very fast and certainly the british government needs to wake up to, to the states involved and see what we're going to do about it. >> yeah. p.d.q con , thank you >> yeah. p.d.q con, thank you very much indeed . let's get a very much indeed. let's get a military thought on this. i'm joined by lieutenant general jonathon riley, military historian, and of course, retired british army officer jonathan. i've never read in my life so much talk about are we heading with all these global conflict acts towards world war three? how worried are you? >> uh, hello , nigel. thanks for >> uh, hello,

. >> like the albright's, he left home with her 10-year-old son, a year out, still living in the hotelaid to go back to east palestine, she is had a tough time finding permanent housing elsewhere. >> going to take me a long time as a single mom to rebuild everything. >> reporter: there are signs that many want to stay, the slogan east palestine strong is here including her property. >> a victim mentality, or effector mentality, you can choose the cards that you are dealt. >> during the senate hearings on real safety. >> my 7-year-old has asked me if he's going to die from living in his own home>> she wants to see the real safety act to become law, calling for tougher regulations and now stalled in congress. >> just like everything else, let's find a way, not a excuse. i want east palestine to recover and thrive. >> summer not sure if it will ever be the same. >> our daughter was getting nosebleeds when she came in the house and our youngest daughter was getting rashes. >> i worry about the kids. [ crying ] and their futures. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, east palestine ohio. >> than

. >> carley: david albright, weapons inspector said today iran would need only about a week to producend could have enough weapons for six weapons in a month and after five months, it could have enough for 12. iran nuclear agreement or not, that is in the past, but moving forward it looks like iran is going to be a nuclear state at some point. is that inevitable, how do we prevent that from taking place? >> doug: it was inevitable until the previous policy. obama, remember when this was put in, no talk of shutting down the program. we will work with them, monitor them and make sure it is a long time off. >> carley: give them money in the process. >> doug: amazing to do that. not just regular nuclear weapons, think what could be done apart from taking a dirty bomb and put in a suitcase in tel aviv or munich. they are funding terrorists, terrorists are a problem a and iran is funding them. >> carley: sanctions are part of that deal? >> doug: if sanctions are not applied, it will not matter. >> todd: why were they taken off in the first place? we know the answer. >> carley: thank you. hun

david albright said something scary.y iran would need only a week to produce their fi nuclear weapon and after five months of production could have enough for 12. is it too late to put the genie back in the bottle? >> no, strong u.s. leadership has ability to address this issue. we have to enforce sanction and have a strong military presence and recognize iran is the source of the problem, not a secondary effect. if we want to address the issues, that is making sure ayatollah and folks in tehran know to stop this immediately and united states will hold them accountable in the region. >> carley: big day for your state, happy to talk to you on iowa caucus day. have you endorsed anybody? what is your thinking today? >> iowa gets to be the starting line, america gets to decide the next commander-in-chief. i am digging out of my driveway, it is standard monday in iowa going in to help pick the next commander-in-chief and it is important we have the opportunity to do what republicans do well, pick next leader of the free world

, and most of it clearing out before sunrise tomorrow and then the rest of tomorrow afternoon is albright. now, on saturday, once again we are watching out for more rain coming during the afternoon, but it looks like it's clearing out fairly quickly. sunday is dry, and monday will continue to watch out for rain chances throughout next week. once again, we are expecting some saturday showers, and this is a look at how much we may see. less than 0.1 of an inch for most of us, and so once again it will be very light. if you have not yet picked up the holiday decorations in the yard, i think you will be able to get it done. we are going to see some of the showers moving in. sunday we are dry, and other rain chances for the middle of next week, and look at how cold it will be, low to mid-30s and other chilly temperatures in san francisco. >>> cinthia, you have been watching the roads. any issues? >> an issue has come up in the north bay around san rafael, southbound 101, there are a couple lanes blocked there. four cars got into it, and at the beginning it was one car and then others came up b

timing of our response is important because we have the former whack enter weapons inspector david albrightaid will have enough uranium for six weapons in one month, you talked about this last time we were on the show, that's your greatest concern. >> if iran gets nuclear weapons all the other countries in the region with money which is a lot of countries they will not develop their own weapons, they will buy them, saudi arabia sagittal by nuclear weapons, turkey might get nuclear weapons you have an arms race in the middle east. it's important to do this quickly and stop making the speeches and doing the threats, do it within the next one for hours. stuart: kt mcfarland, thank you for being with us out of the port day. thank you. nancy pelosi wants an fbi investigation into protesters calling for cease-fire in gaza. who does she think the protesters are. >> she thinks those working on behalf of vladimir putin. here's what she had to say. listen. >> make no mistake this is directly connected to what he would like to see, same thing with ukraine. it is about putin's message. i think some of

david albright a former u.n. the iranian nuclear program unfortunate reality is iran already knows how to build nuclear weapons. today only a week to produce enough for first nuclear weapon it. could have enough weapons grade uranium for six weapons in a month and after five months of producing weapons grade uranium it could have enough as many as 12. s to that make you want to react quicker or slow down? >> no. i mean, really, if they have nuclear weapons, it's going to be a different ballgame. they are going to be off limits. i think i would be acting act q. going after the enriched uranium but also going after the assets of the regime. >> brian: yeah. very interesting. keep this in mind. we lost three lives. 334 wound so many troops with traumatic brain injuries they call minor that's because it's not their brains. they deserve to be protected and obviously they are not. they are very susceptible. general, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: let's go over to carley. >> carley: brian, more news to get. to s

we better consider this, david albright as former weapons inspector says iran can have iranian for six weapons in one month. it is crunch time. we're going to find out soon if president biden has any other policy but appeasement, second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪. stuart: jason chaffetz with us this monday morning. i'm sure biden's weakness has done this. what say you. >> there is a leadership void in the world. america was the world superpower. the projection of weakness, the attitude of appeasement has given way to allow these thugs around the world to take control. the president needs to be decisive. there needs to be an overwhelming response, not a proportional response and overwhelming response. it is iran you gotta stop funding them by having high price of oil. you gotta take sanctions to a whole another level and you have to have kinetic response to this and their attack americans. stuart: attacked the houthis of the rocket science or go after everyone and their oil. specifically iran. >> i think you need to go after their oil and starve the government not the peop

joining us now is the co-founder of black voters, cliff albright. it's great to have you. it's not that a majority of black voters in these polls are turning to trump. it's that more of them are, right? you look at the "new york times" in november and you see that in the crucial swing states, you have 22% of black voters saying they would back trump. it was 8% last time around. why is there this weakness? >> yeah. thanks for having me, poppy. i think, you know, i don't ever really give polls this far out a lot of credence. interestingly enough, i went and looked at polls from july of 20, and president biden -- or then joe biden was still at 71% and literally the same exact number that this poll shows now. the thing we got to keep in mind is, you know, polls can say one thing, but if you look at the way black folks have actually voted, these estimates -- this is not the first time we've heard estimates of 20% from trump. we heard that herschel walker might get 20% in georgia. that didn't happen. in fact, if you look at black men, interestingly in 2016 he got 14% of black me

madeleine albright came up and used to quote from her book about fascism, a warning. which is, if you pluck a chien one feather at a me, nobody will notice. >> let me go back to a point that related to the earlier discussion about what you raised about e elements of r system. we see that donald trump is leading a movement that, through the post election results in 2020, january 6, and sins,as attempted to overturn t results of the election. you have seen a series of oer elements that also are, in different ways, from different rts of the same party, trying to negate majority rules. things like, states have full-time expanding medicaid and the legislator nulfies the action the voters took voters in florida voting to return voting rights to ex felons, people who fulfilled it in the legislator passing a law. because mike johnson said democracy is what's for dinner. i think the notion is that majority rule imperils inherently the rights in existence. how do we cover the fact that this thread, while it three erratically could exist on both sides of the spectrum is coming f

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i remember madeleine albright being on set coming up after her and her using a quote from her book about fascism, a warning, which is that if you pluck a chicken, one feather at a time, nobody will notice. jackie, let me go back to a pointhat related to r earlier discussion of what you raed about the counter majoritarian elements of our system. we we se that the donald trump is leading a movemt that itself through the post-election result in 2020, january six and since has attempted to orturn the results of the election. could you ha seen a series of other elements that also are in different ways from different parts ofhe same party, trying to negate majority rule, things like states have votes on expaing medicaid and then the legislature nullifies the actions at voters took or voters in florida voting to return voting rights to ex-felons, people who fulfilled their sentences, and then the legislature passing a law to require them to pay money before they could do that. you we've seen some the new speaker, some members of the senate on the republican side say that democracy's not a good

colin powell, madeleine albright, secretary gates, again, people who have lived their entire lives for a free europe. a free west. an expanded nato that can protect countries like ukraine from russian aggression, and house republicans agree with what i'm saying, and house democrats agree with what i'm saying, and the white house agrees with what i'm saying, but donald trump, and mike johnson. mike johnson who has voted pro- putin on every single ukraine bill voted to kill the funding to defend against a russian invasion, is now killing the bill. the wall street editorial page has it right. you're looking right there. not the chairman, because he's fought like hell for ukraine, but you're looking right there at the speaker who is going to be responsible for a saigon- like collapse of ukraine. if other party members don't save him from himself -- >> and to david's point, i mean this is the big accomplishment for our decade for partners for peace in europe. to just stop now, and we knew it would get hard. everyone talked about, in the beginning months of the war, it was not going to be ea

colin powell, maroon albright, secretary gaetz.europe. a free west, an expanded nato that can protect countries like ukraine from russian aggression. and house republicans agree with what i am saying. house democrats agree with what i am saying. the white house agrees with what i am saying. but donald trump and mike johnson, mike johnson, he was voted pro-putin on every single ukraine bell, voted to kill funding to defend against a russian invasion, is now killing the spell. the wall street journal editorial page has it right. you are looking right there, right there. not chairman mccaul, because he's -- healthy ukraine. but you're looking right there at a speaker who is going to be responsible for a saigon like collapse of ukraine. if other party members don't save him from himself. >> to david's point, this is the big accomplishment of the decade. for our partners and allies in europe, for peace in europe. and it's to stop now, and we knew it would get hard. everybody talked about it, especially in the beginning months of this wa

read madeleine albright's book, "fascism," a warning, pointing to charlie's phrase, radically naive. you have people vulnerable, will believe anything, or can let anything go by, and that's how it begins. >> read what his top staff members said. read what his chief of staff, the general, said. this is going to be a nightmare for america if he gets elected again. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," earlier this month in iowa, ron desantis criticized republicans who kissed the ring of donald trump. now, those words are getting renewed attention after desantis suspended his campaign and then did what? "morning joe" is back in a moment. >> i don't care what political party you're from, extreme conservative or socialist liberal, everybody should be concerned with that mentality going into the white house. >> yet, you are saying if he is the nominee, that you are going to support him? how can you say that you'll support him given you disagree with that statement? >> most republicans are going to get behind the republican nominee. i'm hoping it is obviously nikki haley. >> despite his comment

amy celico at the albright stonebridge group joins us now to discuss.. i wonder because the dpp won but didn't get a majority, could this become something that china lives with, status quote, everyone wins kind of scenario? amy: i agree with you, guy. i don't think the chinese will ever admit it, but actually there is some good news even for beijing with this unprecedented third term victory for the dpp and meeting the presidency over taiwan. day, as everyone knows, lost seats in the legislature, so they don't have a majority there. it means they have to work with the other two opposition parties. the tpp, the newest party, had a decisive victory and actually mentoring. this is the traditional antiestablishment party in taiwan, so democracy is working among the 23 million voters in a way that, of course, beijing will not celebrate the victory, will maintain a status quo that is good for all of us in seeing stability in the taiwan strait. we have seen that already by beijing not taking any provocative let terry actions in the wake of lai's victory on sat