muammar gaddafi on live television, how she admired and laughed, looking at the screen, or madeline albrightmmented on the processes that had begun. american aggression against iraq said: "well, yes, 400,000 died, but it was worth it, democracy was worth it, well, and the fact that there was no real reason, or rather no reason, which the americans talked about, that weapons of mass destruction were being produced in iraq, this has long been well known to everyone, this does not change the matter, yes, the americans want to monopolize processes not only in the middle east, they want..." you are in charge and now in the so-called indo-pacific space, they are gathering various bloc structures like aocus, quad, four, new zealand, australia, japan, south korea, they are drawing them into something similar to wad, and also the philippines, they have activities there, here they are, when they are engaged. is this possible and how should we treat such proposals? thank you very much. well, the hot finnish guys, they are, so to speak, a special, special people. i know alexander stub well, when he was

commissioner albright, thank you very much. i wanted to mention that for disclosure purposes that one of the members of the public, is from safe and sound organization, that i am currently consulting with. no action was requested, and therefore, i don't believe i have any recusal. responsibilities, but did want to disclose that i was a former ceo of safe and sound, i wanted to appreciate the public's concern on all the matters raised today. my comments are, are in the form of questions. more on, director mcspadden on page 12. you talked about the housing program updates and you specifically. it's not on the slide, but you specifically noted, the significant numbers of females that are part of the community of unhoused, as well as those experiencing interpersonal violence or domestic violence and, this is something that the family violence council spends a great deal of time focusing on. and if we think about going forward and i don't know when that data could be available, but i'd be very interested in knowing what longitudinal

then he has breakfast at the home of colonel garrett summit smith in oriskany, and alexis albright, who's museum director of, oriskany museum. she is here, alexis. and so she planning that event and he will be stopping at oriskany monument. an interesting fact about, the oriskany battlefield monument. the the what happened interest skinny was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt. two months after that battle they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened in 1823. they tried again around the 50th anniversary. but again did finally dedicate that over 100 years later on august 1884. so there were 60,000 people that came out for that. so our lafayette is going stop there and we're we're very proud of that. then he will stop in whitesboro at the home of mrs. white, the widow, because he knew her husband. and what we're hoping to do is to an assembly at whitesboro school, central school and introduce lafayette to the students. we're going to be introduced lafayette prior to june. the ninth, but that is our or june the 10th. i'm sorry. so i'm getting

otros 1.000 $ tendrá que pagar jennings albright la dueña del restaurante el house bistro, en la ciudadque hace 3 semanas yenes nos cuenta que le ocurrió lo mismo, solo que en la otra puerta through the rock we found the rocks dice que alguien aventó una piedra a la puerta y ella encontró la piedra adentro. esta vez no se llevaron nada, pero que se metió si logró llevarse 50 $ de la caja registradora. stefani for people who try to you know? um survive. janet explica que no es nada chistoso, especialmente para personas tratando de sobrevivir operando un negocio 12 a 14 horas al día sin un descanso. no es el único negocio en la plaza que ha visto. robos louis lasagna acaba de abrir sus puertas. pero antes de abrir couple weeks ago before we even opened somebody came over on the side. alguien quebró la ventana y se llevaron cajas de herramientas. dice que la policía llegó después de reportar lo que le había pasado. es unbelievable. quién haría algo así? contactamos a la policía de gilroy, pero hasta ahora no hemos recibido una respuesta en gilroy. josslyn morán noticiero telemundo. en más

janice albright has owned il house and bistro for nearly 20 years. her staff walked in this morning to a broken left door, glass covering the concrete outside and the floors inside an all too familiar sight. given that three weeks earlier, the same thing happened only to the other door. somebody throwing the rock. we found the rocks inside the restaurant, throwing the rock. just damaged our properties. that time, janice says nothing was stolen. but last night, whoever broke in stole about $50 from the cash register. it's not that funny for people who try to, you know, survive operating business. 12, 14 hours a day. and no, you kno, no days off, you know, person like us. and there's a lot of businesses who work for themselves in the same plaza in gilroy on first street. louis lasagna just opened up last week, but a few weeks before opening. somebody came over on the side and broke the window. came in, didn't really steal anything, just a couple toolboxes and some power drills. janice says police came quickly after she called this morning. she didn't h

and he was also the spokesman from madeline albright who was in charge of american foreign policy. so due to the rack catastrophe, let's have a listen to what james had said. as you've asked question for matt, for months and months about you know, the global south and why there is not more support for ukraine in this part of the middle east, or that part of latin america or this part of africa. well, one of the reasons not the only reason, but one of the reasons why so much of the world has not been as fully supportive of ukraine as you would think. they would be given that russia has invaded ukraine and violated little number. one of the international system is because of the broad scope and reach of r t were propaganda. just information and the lies are spread to millions, if not billions of people around the world. so apparently we're much more influential than we thought here in moscow. we are responsible for undermining that basically trillion dollar proxy was our key life che, in response to the earlier accusations coming from washington, essentially, ridiculing them what's b

jennings albright, la dueña del restaurante l s bistro, en la ciudad de gilroy.e vidrio. una escena que ya no los sorprende, ya que hace 3 semanas. janet nos cuenta que le ocurrió lo mismo, solo que en la otra puerta, the rock we found the rock dice que alguien aventó una piedra a la puerta y ella encontró la piedra adentro. esta vez no se llevaron nada. pero anoche el que se metió sí logró llevarse 50 $ de la caja registradora. stefani for people who try to you know? um survive. janet explica que no es nada chistoso, especialmente para personas tratando de sobrevivir operando un negocio 12 a 14 horas al día sin un descanso. no es el único negocio en la plaza que ha visto. robos louis lasagna acaba de abrir sus puertas. pero antes de abrir couple weeks ago before we even opened somebody came over on the side. alguien quebró la ventana y se llevaron cajas de herramientas. dice que la policía llegó esta mañana después de reportar lo que le había pasado. mientras tanto, esta noche hay clientes apoyando al restaurante de genes. sin embargo, se pregunta. es unbelievab

the vacuum in the post-soviet space, decided that you have the right to do this, as your madeline albright sitting with the brooch, said at the time, that if we use force, we have the right to do this, because. angry, when i read medvedev, yes, when he calls americans, creatures, nits, what else, but filthy dogs, you? it is interesting to understand how the united states will react to this challenge, well , it is clear for them, it means that 30 countries want to join brics, well, for them, as michael said, this is very a serious challenge and most importantly - it is a threat to the dollar, and for a dollar they are ready to tear anyone apart, absolutely right, i think that here of course in many ways depends on who comes to power as a result of these elections in the united states of america, we must understand that... it is wonderful that without the dollar, without the power of the dollar, yes, without the power of the dollar, the united states of america is nothing in this world, they will make every effort, including the toughest, the most terrible scenarios in order to maintain this

joining me now, cliff albright, co-founder and director of the black voters matter fund.dent and ceo of border latino and msnbc contributor. thank you for being here. maria you are onset with me. i am going to start with you. just, nbc news poll says that support for vice president harris now is similar to what it was for biden in july. is that what voter latino is finding through its own polling and surveying? >> reporter: not at all. everything what we saw here going into the convention, biden before the convention, on top of the ticket it was 47/38, 17 for indpendants. she -- independents. she was at 6% and rfk was at 7%. what we found surprising about that poll we expected the independents to come home to the democratic side. we expected that. not to be the trump voters to be going on to harris and we are seeing it. arizona and nevada. that is before the convention bump. we are seeing the shift more among young people. people are enthusiastic and one of them was, they were trying to figure it out. they liked her back story. now, she is talking about policy. the bigges

maybe i will, but then you'll have that and madeleine albright with her pants? oh, yes. she'd wear certain that and everything like that. so now what is one quote you live by? oh, quote that you live by and why? yeah. so my grandmother with whom i was very, very close, was also very religious. and i remember, you know, i mentioned growing up in miami and going to a big public, predominantly white school where i sort of got a lot of my cultural grounding, was going to church with my grandmother on sundays. and so she used to always say, quoting from the bible to whom much is given, much is required. and that phrase, that quote has sustained me through a lot of hard times because i'm doing hard work not only now, but also throughout through my career. but i'm so grateful. i'm so blessed. i feel and this is what comes with that work. the hard work is is a function of all of the things that i feel that i do given in my life. and with the memoir and writing about your life, how do you feel personally about that? and so many people getting to know, i mean, like people like me

i was there in 2014 observing the fair and free election on a delegation led by madeline albright, the late great and i believe in ukraine sovereignty. and i think that if that part of ukraine's winning, its going to be a path to nato membership because i think that's the way to keep putin back in in, in the confines. of russia. >> and i did want to ask you a quick question about the middle east and what is going on in lebanon right now with these exploding pagers and walkie-talkies what's your take on all of that? do do you think there's a strategy going on? there? what do you think? i think well, saturday showing if if if mossad did this, how capable but on the other hand, i don't see the strategy. >> i see the tactic, but not the strategy. and the middle east is unnerved and i don't think a lebanese, a serious lebanese hezbollah slash slash iranian attack on israel makes any sense. and i was very disappointed today to see that mbs in saudi arabia now says that there will be no progress on a saudi israel trade deal, which is something the biden administration has been working on unle

yes, i would say so, in relation to hillary clinton or madeline albright, these women needed wars toe that they were equal to men. i would never vote for hillary clinton as the president of the united states, she is a warmonger, it was she who made the most incompetent remark in the history of american diplomacy. we came, we saw, he died, referring to muammar gaddafi. we came, we saw. he died. the first 90 days are extremely important for american presidents. in the first 3 months he has to make a statement, otherwise everything will go downhill. and it's time to start a small, victorious war. we will see a completely different world. kamala harris will, at least in part, try to maintain the presence of the empire. america is fighting a war in ukraine, a proxy war, but nevertheless, america is fighting a war in several. i heard that our recruiters go to mexico to recruit people for service in foreign territory with mexico's permission. yes, immigrants do serve in the us military, and thus receive citizenship, but this is an old tradition. migrants are ready to serve their new homelan

2022. 25 years ago, when poland joined nato, my very illustrious predecessor, secretary madeleine albrighthat when the democracies of europe and america are divided, crevices are created through which evil and aggression can emerge. when we stand together, no force is more powerful in our stand for freedom." it was true then. it remains true today. we continue to stand strongly together. poland and the united states, for our own freedom and the freedom of others. >> that was united states aekt secretary of state antony blinken discussing the importance of poland's relationship with ukraine and the united states during a visit to warsaw last week. joining us now, the mayor of warsaw. he is in washington this morning. mr. mayor, i have a lot of questions. i want to start with a sense of people in warsaw and around poland. are they following the election between donald trump and kamala harris? is this something way far away that doesn't mean anything to them, or is this of great interest? >> good morning. good morning, mika. yes, of course, we are following very closely. the whole world is wa

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