. >> conditioners, ron miguel.i have to start out by congratulating rodney on his years of service. i have the pleasure of serving as president of the commission when he came on board originally , and for many years, was able to work with him. rodney, you have a challenge before you, i was a member of the chamber of commerce some 60 years ago, it is about time it was revitalized. that said, i am actually here because i am chairing the citizen's working group on market street. it is a group of stakeholders, and i am going to just go through the litany of what those -- the groups those stakeholders represent. at its regional transit planning, architecture, disability, historic preservation, market street railway, tourism industry, pedestrians, spurred, land use in general, bicycles, local transit hospitality, business along market street to, the tech industry, district six itself and civic centre, the tenderloin, environment, real estate industry, the commercial groups along market street, and the central market c.b.

miguel alma goes to work we look forward to your report. jonathan, gabby, barbara, danny, ron, appreciate you all being with us. craig melvin picks up our coverage in new york. >> good morning to you. craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in no. all the president's men, big controversy surrounding two men with close ties to president trump, roger stone in court today facing the same judge he post add controversial picture of on instagram last week. >>> and the president's former fixer, michael cohen, set to testify before the house next week. what cohen could reveal that could prove problematic for president trump. >>> russia report, any day now robert mueller could finally finish his report on the russia investigation. but it could be sometime after that before the public knows anything about what's in that report. will new attorney general bill barr release it to the public? >>> one on one, i sat down with secretary of state mike pompeo. hear what he had to say about russia, north korea, and whether he's seriously considering a senate run. >>> we start with today's major d

miguel alma goes to work we look forward to your report. jonathan, gabby, barbara, danny, ron, appreciate you all being with us. craig melvin picks up our coverage in new york. >> good morning to you. craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in no. all the president's men, big controversy surrounding two men with close ties to president trump, roger stone in court today facing the same judge he post add controversial picture of on instagram last week. >>> and the president's former fixer, michael cohen, set to testify before the house next week. what cohen could reveal that could prove problematic for president trump. >>> russia report, any day now robert mueller could finally finish his report on the russia investigation. but it could be sometime after that before the public knows anything about what's in that report. will new attorney general bill barr release it to the

ron mott in chicago, thank du. >>> a wtory unfolding the oregon. nearly 200 people stranded on an amtrak train for more than a day after the train hit debris on the tracks. nbc national corresponde miguel almaguer is following this one for nius. good m. >> good morning. crews say they'll be able to reach that train this morning. after they do, it will head back to eugene and portland eventuly, but not before passengers recover from this agonizing experience. >> this morning tense moments for passengerstuck on an amtrak train in oregon for almost 36ours after hitting a tree that had fallen onto the tracks, trapping nearly 200 people on board.s offici say the amtrak coast star light which operates daily between seattle and los angeles was malted by falling debris sunday, coming the a sudden stop in oak ridge, a small town 40mi ngs east of eugene, temporarily puthose on board on a pathway to nowhere. bad weaerurying the train in up to four feet of snow. the train's day and a half long standsti causing stress and anxiety for some. passengers >> it's really bad. it'seally bad because we don't have any access to fresh't air,o we cet off the train. we're not supposed to answer the windows.lo

ron. >>> now to a wild story that is unfolding in oregon this morning. nearly 200 people stranded on an amtrak train for more than a day after it hit debris on the tracks. miguel almaguer has the latest on this. what's happening? >> reporter: good news. we just found out a short time ago that crews did reach that train this morning. now that they have, they will eventually start to begin to reverse it back to eugene and eventually portland. but not before passengers recover from this agonizing experience that's still underway. this morning tense moments for passengers stuck on an amtrak train in oregon for almost 36 hours. after hitting a tree that had fallen onto the tracks trapping nearly 200 people on board. officials say the amtrak costarlight which operates daily was halted by fallen debris sunday coming at a sudden stop in oakridge east of eugene. temporarily putting those on board on a pathway to nowhere. bad weather burying the snow in up to four feet of snow. the stand still causing stress and anxiety for some passengers. >> it's really bad. it's really bad because we don't have any access to fresh air. so we can't get off the train, we can't -- we're