.>> you know how it is at this point, clint, you have to take what is behind you and hang onto it.>>is the scenario i think i would want, if i was a teammate, going door to door with my teammate.>> up in the air goes ryan preece, and for the second time in his career, heflipping good grief.>> off the front bumper we were talking about before, custer got to the bumper and couldn't hold onto it, it was one too many. >> ryan preece a couple years ago flips down the backstretch after getting caught in the grass, christopher bell with the letdown, it signifies to the rescue workers that he is okay, same with ryan preece, so much promise for the new ride with rfk racing, and great speed in that car all week long.>> i'm happy to see that, it was a really odd wreck with how part of the car got in the air and it blew over, happy to see him crawling out of the car.>> i've never seen one blow over like that. >> there is his boss with a lot of damage from this one.>> you knew it was coming, the aggression kept going higher, and higher, and higher. christopher couldn't hold onto it.>> his car was

. >> with me tonight, former fbi special agent clint watts.nter and an msnbc national security analyst and former white house senior director and former state department senior adviser. my thanks to both of you. clint, you're in munich. thank you for joining us. i'm almost scared to ask. i feel like i'm going to be embarrassed for america. in asking, what was the reaction to vance's speech? >> i think the. >> tone in. >> general is just remarkably different than last year. i was here a year ago. >> and that's when. >> alexei navalny was killed in. >> russia. and the tone was very. >> much, let's rally around the ukrainians. let's rally around those who are opposing russia. and very much different this year. it is. are we a unity? you know, a group of. >> countries aligned against russia and. >> other interests. >> instead. >> what we heard in that speech and just across the board is really a focus on what would be considered. internal domestic politics. it felt more like a political campaign speech than it did, really, about a national securit

. >> with me tonight, former fbi special agent clint watts.s threat analysis center and an msnbc national security analyst. and nayyera haq, former white house senior director and former state department senior adviser. my thanks to both of you. clint, you're in munich. thank you for joining us. i'm almost scared to ask. i feel like i'm going to be embarrassed for america. in asking, what was the reaction to vance's speech? >> i think. >> the tone in general. >> katie, is just remarkably different. >> than last year. >> i was here a year ago. >> and that's when. >> alexei navalny. >> was killed. >> in russia. >> and the tone was very. >> much, let's rally around the. >> ukrainians. >> let's rally around. >> those who. >> are opposing russia. >> and very much. different this year. it is are we a unity? you know, a. >> group. >> of countries aligned against russia and. >> other interests. instead. >> what we heard in that. >> speech and just across the board is. >> really. >> a focus on what would be considered. internal domestic politics. it fe

and clint osborne, the homeland security and emergency director for the district of columbia, military district washington. metro airport authority and fire and police chiefs, the united states coast guard, the maryland state police, the virginia department of emergency management and the virginia state police. and i would like to thank them for being here as well. we are here at reagan national airptd and we will provide where recovery efforts stand and get more information about the updates from the unified command. i'm joined today by from the metro washington airport authority and the other members of the unified command team. i want to thank our response teams for their heroic efforts including the team on this site and the teams that are supporting the families. heartbreaking work. the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation into what happened and they will be providing updates later this afternoon and will not be talking about the investigation in this conference. terry from the meto airports authority will provide an update and i will update on our act

we don't tree it as a police matter more a medical matter enthusiasm clint iings, paramedics emt's andilors are dispatched through 911. we dispatch teams trined identify the crisis. they sends an emt and medic. if you are upon experiencing an emergencior worry body machine's safety on the street call 911 >> nonemergencies use 311. you can learn more about the street occasions. >> my name is tina i say owner of the first books in san francisco and immigrant bookstore for 3 three years that is housed and owned by peter and this speculation used for a number of things the farms what makes us unique maintained the original furniture up here you see the ancient fitting and those are the original fixtures of what was here in the early, you know, 1920s or so. we're a little bit of everything but i'll say your strongest will litter and history and of course, we try to pride ourselves on fine tuned restoration we try to binge in behind jams or things that inspires someone we specialize in curiosity. >> one of my favorite parts is sitting in chair out front and saying hello to people when they c

in the immortal words of clint eastwood in unforgiven, eastwood said, clint made a point.says deserve's got nothing to do. >> with it. >> the market's going to make mistakes. your job is to recognize when it's doing something wrong and then try to take advantage. >> of it. buy, buy, buy. >> stick with cramer. >> booyah jim i love you man i've been watching. >> you from. >> day one. >> thank you. >> for all the wonderful. >> advice that you provide us. >> i'm learning. >> so much. >> watching your show. >> what's your program every day? >> love it. >> i always want to say booyah on your show. >> thank you. >> for being the greatest in the world. >> we consider you the money market maker and we thank you for all you do. >> i love your show. >> a long time fan of. >> your show, and. >> we think. >> it's the most. >> entertaining. >> program on tv. >> as a financial advisor, you know. >> building a retirement. >> plan, practice takes work, but it doesn't have to be all on you. capital group can streamline the job with a platform that. >> helps. >> you guide and grow clients mo

they maybe trump for president or hillary, clint bailey. they linked or e mails installed on watches for how many elections and wayne got into right. how many sessions ations of elected officials have we actually done ring raid war against the paper because they weren't lynch or maybe lucas think that the russians available. right. when really wish me like the biggest friends. i don't understand that at all. jay's business is going well and things have been going particularly well since a europe imposed sanctions banning in ports of choosing to rush and j as in suffering from the new sanctions either or so is the change if it's possible, extinguishing to wait. tabasco sauce made in the us. the sanctions are failed. ok. what's the draft? yeah, well, i think the same cars. same ice cream. you know, the oil you made in the usa. even jay will confirm sanctions and russia have failed. he ordered this on as on which is why i'm always ordering things. a j had to take his car to the garage today for an oil change and i've decided to go with them. i

president trump clint doesn't mean about a one state or a two state or any other state. it means that we want to give people a chance at life. they have never had a chance at life because the gaza strip has been a hell hole for people living there. it's been horrible. hamas has made it so bad, so bad, so dangerous, so unfair to people and by doing what i'm recommending that we do, it's a very strong recommendation, and by doing that we think we will bring great peace to in this area. i have to stress this is not for israel. this is for everybody in the middle east. arabs, muslims. this is where they can partake in terms of jobs and living and all of the other benefits. i think it's very important. it just doesn't work the other way. you can't keep trying. they just -- has been going along for so many decades you can't even count. you just can't keep doing. you have to learn from history. you can't keep going to the same mistake over and over again. gaza is a hell hole right now. it was before the bombing started frankly and we're going to give people a chance to live in

they're only jimmy of sludge, but mr. grass who you're watching, what are some spi, i need a piece of clint berry. this was switching over the market and he said sick, but he wants to go to divide restated. we'll take a shot. you know, the 15 to 20, it's 24. no. was kasheila just didn't know just the times because, but only it's when you, i mean when you put 0 in silver. so they've done that for static images, not doing some sort of show auction towards products as you can just go to cook shows. so networking, global group performance fitness because i live near those things to friends because everybody's getting the god, there are 6. don't want to be in the solution. so not do anything. most of us does a boss and it shows that he said that to brooke would just have to go to some would you be good for me to hold him? so would you want me to move towards the opinion of june, vigil was especially was on the surface, but only as we go to this, the joe is news of the week and the significance of the stuff i'm going to go charles in what else is clearly jessica took up the symbol of the she had

mr. grass who you're watching, what are some see i need a piece of clint berry on this list. if it's an over the market, but we want to to divide restated because shot, you know, the 15. so just for you or know, was sure just did it for a week or 2, it would just look times because that only has one yet. i mean, when you bundle it, just steady game is not doing some sort of show auction towards products as you can just go to cook shows. so networking, global group performance fingers because i live near those things to friends because everybody's getting the got the 6 dollar bill. there's no solution to not doing anything more just calling us back. com is a boss and it shows that he said, the truck would just have to do it from, would you be sure from what you're already? so would you want me to move towards the opinion of dealing with the video was assessing was i'm going to say the soonest bit on. let me just go to traditional george misa with the click on the vehicle. it shows the world news. clearly. jessica took up the sheet or you just, i just figured i should be able t

about the moment and talk to somebody because the whole thankful, korean great clint to the customer is never could have it's chuck over and over again at all. and then went to motorcycle slash the cards and then in a clinical contract to a more as adult gosh, so sort of the, it was for the present to any of the doctors spectrum mobile apps. so that'd be less time than the off or to me right. that going back to your gmail, steven more co already that cuz it because on your door cuz of the portal it for the other for the to that code this i'm so you know, a lot of categories out of this, you'll popularly when i present programming and it was a mess to look for the suspect if there's other minutes. mr. mr. aladdin. if you we have chatted mr. i'm glad to try to be removed from the cold room. the tobias displayed by the hay tribunals. judges still raises many questions for the lawyers of the accused subs caching, but i'm, so i'm guessing style was not to up to should see a whole lot calling, etc. because of the low county survey does not sort of be quite as easy that the tardy puts contr

and what does it say on the packaging of, of the control, clint coverage. those cookies do spilled cookies. we always have backed up my grandma since 1921 on series or if there's enough but okay, we can take the bed from berlin and we have them back in the day the lin, sugar mice. sure, we have them ma'am. yes, we could make a salad in a pumpkin soup and grilled fennel. uh cuz the sensor yes, that's good. but come with icons. the tomatoes with that to be home kind of we didn't get any tomatoes or cucumber from germany as those that it wasn't that easy to find things and in midwinter. what kind of vegetables can you buy? a pod from cabbage and pumpkin in court. the pumpkin seedlings. coming to an end, oh and in any case, you don't want to eat that all the time. so that's the question of what you switch to a long spring today. it's pumpkin. so for dinner, everything is checked, but not everyone's happy. and we can't just eat soup normally without some sort of issue. fire is the soonest as local the doing without is difficult, but is the radical approach. the

. >> steve: that was clint eastwood music, actually. >> ainsley: we talked at the top of the hour about this music belting out from someone's office. on our. >> brian: while i was on the radio. >> steve: i think it's when we were interviewing tom homan and mayor adams and kate, who is dana perino's assistant, her office is close to this person's office. and she rolls in there and she cracks up. she is just laughing because ariana grande is playing so loudly. and we did get an email from kelly and kelly said i think it's brian kilmeade. love you all. kelly, you are right. >> lawrence: what gave it away? >> so here is the moment of kate walking in to brian's office, it's -- beware, it is a little messy he revealed earlier. >> ainsley: he cleaned it up. >> steve: here is brian's office with the great ariana grande ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: can we talk about how did this happen? something on television triggered arianna. >> there is no way. >> it did. the tv often ignites. there is a whole world going on without me. >> steve: we don't hear the tv in there. we just heard her. steve. >> lawrence: tv s

he was once fired by film legend clint eastwood, who, of course, owns a restaurant in carmel.onley said clint wanted a more jazzy sound instead of the rock songs he'd learned while he was playing with bands in the 70s. >> and back then, you had to be in a band because the technology wasn't to the point where it is now, where i could play by myself and sound like a band. so i kind of preferred the way it is now, but i learned a lot from the old days for sure, including i'm playing the same songs i was playing in 1975. >> david conley is still playing five nights a week at the famous sardine factory near cannery row in monterey. well, sort of staying in that area. unfortunately not. good news here. as one popular restaurant on the monterey peninsula says it has to close. >> pam cook joins us now with more on that and a look at stocks to watch in today's dollars and cents. good morning to you pam. >> yes. good morning. keeping an eye on a few stocks mcdonald's reports sales are down. it shows people are spending less on eating out is what mcdonald's says in its report. but as tha

we don't tree it as a police matter more a medical matter enthusiasm clint iings, paramedics emt's and councilors are dispatched through 911. we dispatch teams trined identify the crisis. they sends an emt and medic. if you are upon experiencing an emergencior worry body machine's safety on the street call 911 >> nonemergencies use 311. you can learn more about the street2025.) >> welcome to the city and county of san francisco abatement appeals board meeting this morning at 10:30 am., wednesday, january 15, 2025. this is the the regular meeting

siegel, i was wearing noise canceling headphones for two hours yesterday watching juror number 2, the clint them because they cancel out all the extra sound you just hear the movie whereas the thinking in europe is canceling out that sound kind of limits your brain. >> retrains your brain auditory processing disorder 1% to 5% of the population where your hearing is okay but you can't ferret out muffled sounds -- seem muffled from a distance. supposedly according to these audiologists, because of these headphones, i talked to dr. tom rolland who is our expert in the inner ear nyu langone one or two in the country. no way, these noise canceling hheadphones are great like you said, steve. they help you. that's been used therapeutically for kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. >> steve: help them to focus. >> positive to helping you focus. in the downside is if you go above 80 decibels, can you cause headaches. can you cause dizziness. can you actually toledo hearing issues. so the key here is use them but don't use them at too high a level. >> steve: are they finding in the unit

. >> and the movie directed by clint. >> eastwood, as. >> hoover, working for the attorney. >> generalr, and. >> he deports a u.s. >> citizen. >> emma goldman. >> something that's. >> incredibly illegal, except a mitchell. palmer was the lawful attorney general of the united states. >> appointed by the elected president, woodrow wilson. >> elon musk is a private citizen. he has no legal standing to do what he is doing. >> he is. >> doing things that are patently illegal, gutting usaid, getting access to federal data over taking control of the treasury's payroll department. all of these things are things that he cannot do. those are illegal things. and we have a situation where a private citizen now is effectively the most powerful person in the country. he is more powerful. >> than the president. >> united states, and unlike a president who works in consultation with the congress and the constitution, elon musk. >> is working. >> in. >> consultation with nobody. >> yeah, we. >> saw the democrats vocally responding. your view to where that fits in? i mean, jon stewart had a riff this we

peace agreement, the war will continue on in a low intensity conflict almost indefinitely. >> so, clintthe conference. thus you had. >> a lot. >> of familiarity with the europeans who were there. i had someone. >> from the. former biden administration's intelligence units tell me a couple of days ago that what. >> in. >> effect they're doing is gift wrapping ukraine. >> for putin. how germany has an election next week. that's right. poland is always right there. >> what is the. >> mood over there in terms of the russian perhaps onslaught right through ukraine? >> yeah. so it's interesting. >> everything's gone. >> from multilateral. >> which is what munich is all about to the us saying bilateral when it's bilateral everywhere you have broad based destabilization. >> you will see this. >> both militarily, the alliances that we hold, which really keep all of these authoritarians in place. the most. important one to. >> me. >> personally is the intelligence sharing. >> that's what. >> keeps all of us safe, and that often gets overlooked. think back to the taylor swift concert last summer,

clint, george w. bush, obama and biden. this group has affiliations with seven of the most well-known think tanks in the country as well as the america first policy institute, the economic policy institute, the free enterprise institute, the heritage foundation and the hoover institute. it is not accomplished group. many are best-selling authors. some thought this would not be possible. how can you get a wide-ranging group like that to it range on -- to agree on topics and measures for this progress report? we were not sure if we would or not. this was an experiment. we did not know until four or five months ago if we would be standing here with anything to report. it took us two years meeting every month. all of the topics had super majority support, not just a simple majority but at least 75% of the board agreed. we do not stop there. we do not want this to be another expert driven report. wee another expert driven report. there are 350 million americans so we asked a representative sample of 1000 americans. they voted th

up on a farm, but she found a love for this industry called agriculture after meeting her husband clint. together they operate the french family farms near scott city, growing sorghum, corn, and wheat , and raising cattle with their children and grandchildren. priming alongside her family, five children and two grandchildren. her family has been a priority for amy, and she has been instilling kansas values and her children and an understanding of what it means to be good stewards of their land. they share the produce that they grow on their farm with their community, and amy has stated how she has focused on being a better farmer, not just a bigger farmer. amy has long been a leader in agriculture with her roles on the local farm bureau board and the young farmers and ranchers committee of kansas farm bureau. she's also the first woman elected to the national sorghum producers board of directors. she's a leading voice for our nation's sorghum producers and that culminated in her appointment as the chairwoman of the national sorghum producers just this last august. she also worked at the

as clint eastwood told us in that seminal movie magnum force, a man's got to know his own limitations. you see, you can't trade a huge chunk of money all at once. it's total violation of all my weekly discipline, right? can't put it all to work at once. you have to do some soul. you can only do that after you've done a huge amount of work. you have to have a chance to pan out an entry point. you had to come up with a reasonable entry point and an exit. in other words, you had to know how to trade. and i didn't, and i had no discipline. i violated my own rules and i blew it. i confess my sins to marty, he said. i said, please take the money back. instead, he wanted me to have more money betting that i'd learned my lesson. you know what? he was right. i reverted to my old style, trying to be right about one idea at a time, keeping the r in cash, doing a huge amount of homework, going big when i had the most conviction the way any good trader would, i slowly but surely made it back, while i also paper invested a more active but not truly trading portfolio to get a better feel of things t

thank you clint. okay. as i mentioned before this is a collaboration between sfp see and public works sfp is providing project management and the construction contracting of the project. they are also providing regulatory affairs and environmental clearance. public works is the professional services lead so we are the project lead for architecture and engineering. we are managing and coordinating all of the consulting services and all the consultant contracts and management. >> for many people it's a mystery of why we have projects that are outside of the city and county of san francisco those geographic bounds. but our colleagues at the public utilities commission have properties throughout the peninsula, the east bay and all the way to hetch hetchy and we collaborate with them on many projects throughout. in this particular case this is the millbury campus or currently as it's known as the millbury yard and that is the center of operations for puc's peninsula operations for the water department. they have

yes or no, when trump wins clint did you say this, when trump wins in 2024 and is in power in 2025 he can prosecute them, referring to justice department officials, for an actual rico statute violation, for criminally organizing the united states government to break the law to rigged presidential elections? did you say that? mr. patel: you are reading a partial statement, so i am not able to fully respond. sen. klobuchar: again, we will put it on the record. i will get you the date. that is from about a year ago. one of the names on your list was bill barr. chairman grassley has called him one of the most capable cabinet officials i have ever been able to vote for. senator graham has said i have nothing but total respect and admiration for the job done by william barr as attorney general of the united states. is bill barr on your list or whatever you want to call them, what has been referred to as an enemies list? you have called them deep state after serving his country as attorney general of the united states. is he on your list because of a personal vendetta? mr. patel: it is not w

we don't tree it as a police matter more a medical matter enthusiasm clint iings, paramedics emt's andrs are dispatched through 911. we dispatch teams trined identify the crisis. they sends an emt and medic. if you are upon experiencing an emergencior worry body machine's safety on the street call 911 >> nonemergencies use 311. you can learn more about the street ♪♪ >> san francisco! ♪♪ >> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism, transformation and others. it's not by culture or time period, but different affinities between the artwork. activities, for example, looks at the role of gender and how certain activities are placed as feminine or masculine. we have a print by uharo that looks at different activities that derisionly performed by men. it's looking at

our member when clint was campaigning for democrats in his present 25 years ago and i'm still a oungerhan trump. new blood and raised social security. seniors will love you. going back to how we started this hour, you can continue making those thoughts to other things in open forum. let's go to ray in pittsburgh, democrats line. caller: the thing i wanted to talk about with democrats and what they need to do in their party is really simple. they know when the republicans -- they argue among themselves. this is a national election, they fight and they fight. when they go to that voting booth they vote for their party. the democrats have that party. they would not vote for harris because they did not like how she stood on this or there was a group in michigan that did not like the palestinian situation where there was his other group that did not like this. they said we will not vote for a democrat or we will not vote at all. that is the reason the democrats lose. they should have learned this by saying what the republicans did this time. they stuck together and they got all three houses

we don't tree it as a police matter more a medical matter enthusiasm clint iings, paramedics emt's andors are dispatched through 911. we dispatch teams trined identify the crisis. they sends an emt and medic. if you are upon experiencing an emergencior worry body machine's safety on the street call 911 >> nonemergencies use 311. you can learn more about the street ♪♪ >> san francisco! ♪♪ >> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism, transformation and others. it's not by culture or time period, but different affinities between the artwork. activities, for example, looks at the role of gender and how certain activities are placed as feminine or masculine. we have a print by uharo that looks at different activities that derisionly performed by men. it's looking at