and at work he talks openly about stress related issues return to toshi is a twitching one ok so tom. jones 20. 2 words you guys. but. but. here. the union head has come to support a rally for the rights of women who have been laid off. the protesters are wearing burial clothes because himself career losing a job equates to death. because the way he becomes almost always it would. be from d.c. it could. be. that. we also know. that. it is no one in bordeaux you have. something like that if you. work as a matter of life and. soul taxi drivers are protesting against. it's a common story. prices plum jobs lost. several drivers committed suicide after losing their livelihoods. can you tell us you do there's almost chris rock. year. or more can you name. all moved on but all. true. cheers all to 100 or critic appears not. to be in. a real world and was a. huge crater. equal. work related stress induced suicide is only part of the problem. this is a support group for women whose husbands died from overwork. they asked us not to show their faces because they're afraid of potential problems with ge

he talks openly about stress related issues who are trying to hold shares or torching one ok so tom. jones 20. 2 words you guys on the biggest one you're in the air. to know you asked me what i should have more morning and tied it up and. go 20 turns should and where but she go on the way but i don't call it a cousin contorting when i. turn on term you chris. well. the union head has come to support a rally for the rights of women who have been laid off. the protesters are wearing burial clothes because in south korea losing a job equates to death. but not the fun side of it all because the idea becomes almost always to put it in the coming days he is good on you know grateful that he can help that these little little is that we also know that that is what they want and i think. it is though you also know that they have had it is no one in bordeaux you have a little. bit older than me sometimes i give it to you. for koreans work as a matter of life and death. here so taxi drivers are protesting against. it's a common story and as a mature market prices plunged and jobs are lost. several dr

you received tom jones documents. please go for the $20 million. get it. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi i'm bobby coalman. it is an honor to follow the testimony of the former supervisor jake. and i was also struck by the direct observations of chris martin of the cannery. i am a graduate of columbia and stanford. and i've been active on land use issues since 1987 here in san francisco. and i sympathize with the planning commission as you are asked to play a part in the approval process of a settlement agreement and development agreement under these circumstances. for those of us who have had experience of decades and look at the long view if you try to take a restorative justice approach to the academy of art and situations like this, it is unfortunate when you are asked to approve a piece of it when in the larger context you are actually in a way reinforcing some of the past transaggressive behavior that underlines how we get to this point. so these positions that have been articulated about the underutilizeation of these prop

doug jones saying he's not for impeachment shows he knows it's not meritorious. and deftly not going to vote for it. >> jesse: do you agree? >> tom: but no big headlines on doug jones. and the mainstream media. what was the big story? someone at "christianity do a" makes the headlines. and if you can find anybody at all and they try to make it seem like a big movement, even then evangelicals support. >> jesse: we will talk about that in a moment.

there were others -- wayne davis, tom jones. -- right now, there is this phrase of having diversity as a core value at the organization. he had it as a core value without the title. he came in and in his first interview did an early examination of what he saw as the strengths and so-called weaknesses of the fbi. noticed what a lack of diversity there was. she indicated he was going to increase diversity within the fbi, and started doing it. jeff: and i heard that he carried around the card with the numbers. dr. glover: he carried a three by five card around in his shirt pocket. and we had to update it each month. he had a card, and he wanted to know the number of special agents on duty, the total number . on the day he was sworn in and the day the end of the month of thelast end of the month of preceding month. so now it would be like october. he wanted to know at the end of october what was the overall agent count. what was the caucasian agent count? what was the african-american count? he broke that down, males, females, hispanics. he had this card. and it was not just the card. ever

joining me to talk about it, former nasa astronaut, tom jones. >> hi are you doing. ed: more than 70 years since we've had a new branch of the military. how significant is that? >> it's a big shake-up. i think it recognizes the importance of space to our defense, it recognizes we have critical satellites that helps us do reconnaissance and information about early warnings of enemies against us, missile launches, for example. they're under a threat from adversaries like russia and china. the space force is focused on protecting those satellites ap making sure other enemies know they can't get away with an attack like that without suffering themselves. ed: you're focusing on attacks for satellites. could space be used to attack the u.s. mainland? is that a concern as well, in your opinion, other places? >> well, the missiles launched on the ground go through space to get to their targets and i don't see any change. there's a hypersonic missile that would come back through the atmosphere and go to its target at a high speed. we're deterring those weapons systems by havi

. >> hello my name is tom jones, university of wisconsin at madison. i want to thank the academy and the panel for an exciting session. since we have a lot of engineers in the room, i want to ask a question about the future commercialization of space. and striking right balance between speed and safety. we have seen during the session, and the incredible advances that are being made, driven by competition, in terms of advances very rapidly. in terms of the technology, arguably not fast enough. but in the last year, we can see that speed can lead to screw ups with regards to basic laws of aerospace engineering in terms of redundancy. so finding the right balance between those two is a challenge . i'm curious what the panelists might comment on about what is going on and what the future holds, the role of nasa on the one head of advocacy and on the other hand involved in dare i use the term regulation or providing that safeguard against a kind of disaster that would be a blow for the whole industry if apposite, a moment. deanna: i think the heart of the

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i have worked with congressman justin amash and congressman tom massey. walter jones. endinges related to presidential wars. respecting the constitution and the role that congress has. i've worked with a republican congressman in florida who is a combat veteran. many are suffering and struggling with rare cancers and really terrible respiratory illnesses because of that exposure. i worked with a lot of different people in congress on a lot of different issues. finding those areas where we can find agreement. front to theunited american people. we canded as things are, come together and tackle some of the greatest issues of our time. other.l respect each we still maintain friendships because of that foundation. [applause] >> we have a problem with people taking positions of power in government and then they become very rich. rep. gabbard: i have always wondered how that happens. would you support something like all congress and their family members to get yearly parties? independent if something like that happened, i think we would see big changes in how politicians pus

doug jones saying he's not for impeachment shows he knows it's not meritorious. and deftly not going to vote for it. >> jesse: do you agree? >> tombut no big headlines on doug jones. and the mainstream media. what was the big story? someone at "christianity do a" makes the headlines. and if you can find anybody at all and they try to make it seem like a big movement, even then evangelicals support. >> jesse: we will talk about that in a moment. i have not been able to understand the strategy of holding these articles back. we tried to ask juan but we will give you a shot. why is this such a good move for the democrats? >> i think we have heard them say she's trying to get the upper hand because she doesn't have director jurisdiction over what is happening. this is what i think the strategy is and no one will ever say it in speaker pelosi will not lead with this, but i think it is because there is a lot of apprehension about impeachment and public acceptance. they were able to actually do some kind of photo on impeachment and the house, but they know that there's going to be acquittal in the senate. they have to slow down the trai

. >> before the break, tom, we saw the story that athena jones put together for us.these talking points, they're in line with russia's message, it is striking, right? >> and i don't think there's -- with the exception of, you know, a jim jordan or maybe rudy giuliani, i don't think there's really a republican in washington who believes any of this stuff. the problem is that they are all having to get in line with this cult of personality and reverse engineer all of their comments to match whatever trump is saying at any given moment. and what trump is saying is basically, as his own russia expert keeps telling him, his now former russia expert kept telling him, this is a russian narrative. this is something pumped by the former kgb, by the russian intelligence services, and it doesn't matter. trump repeats it. the gop repeats it. and, again, what really makes it appalling is this is being parroted by people who know better. they know. >> so, tom, why does he say it? >> i think he believes it, and i think putin said it to him. i think the president really believes tha

van jones, tom steyer, said you have consistently said that i am the better billionaire.don't need bloomberg. and steyer says i would just like to say, van, i've never said that. i would never say that. van without skipping a beat goes okay, i'm saying it. that was van jones taking full graduation from unity organizer to pundit. so, steyer made a point which is the following: we know the republicans are going to come out. the question is will we? now, the reason i didn't quite understand his rationale is is the reason they're going to come out, is the reason they have unfathom able forgiveness for anything this president does or says because of a larger disaffection they believe he is the agent of because of impeachment which tom steyer helped ask. did he give the best kind lg to the flames of their furry at the polls impeachment? >> well, look, this is one of if not the fundamental divides in the democratic field. what is the theory in the case of how you beat donald trump? there's one theory that says you have to find the nominee who will max out turn outin minorities a

tom massey. now passed away congressman walter jones on issues related to ending presidential wars. respecting the constitution and the role that congress has. to be the body that decides whether or not to declare war. i've worked with a republican congressman in florida who is a combat veteran. congressman brian mast who lost three limbs in his service. on veterans related issues, something that we are working on that have to do with making sure our generation of post-9/11 veterans does not have to deal with what our vietnam veterans faced in agent orange. many are suffering and struggling with rare cancers and really terrible respiratory illnesses because of that exposure. i worked with a lot of different people in congress on a lot of different issues. finding those areas where we can find agreement present that united front to the american people. as divided as things are, we can come together and tackle some of the greatest issues of our time. we still respect each other. we still maintain friendships because of that foundation. [applause] >> we have a problem with people takin

everyone is kind of looking at -- tom mentioned, some of the moderates on the democratic side, people who might be vulnerable like mansion and jonest keep an eye on people in the republican side, people who aren't thrilled with the president like mitt romney and susan collins, they're likely to be happy with the president did here, depending of how this trials goes, if it becomes a media circus, lift on the witnesses, additional information from all bets are off. >> mike: tom, final thoughts from you? >> i think speaker pelosi has to submit these articles impeachment, she has a hot potato in her hands, but i don't think time is her friend. i think the longer she holds this thing and refuses to allow the senate to fulfill its constitutionally ordained role, more and more americans are simply going to say, why on earth did we go through this whole exercise of impeachment, nancy pelosi is going to keep it to herself at the end of the day? >> mike: all right, gentlemen, do leave it there. tom, bradley, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> mike: breaking tonight, and at anti-semitic attack in new york city. what investigators are saying

ernst or tom tillis or cory gardner or any of these people are going to break with the president, i think is just a fantasy. >> also, it takes away attention from the fact that manchin, jonesfrom the democratic caucus might want to break with democrats. >> happy new year you guys. >> happy new year. >> right now senator elizabeth warren is speaking in boston exactly one year since jumping into the presidential race. we'll head there live next. plus, with just over a month to the iowa caucuses, new polls are adding a new twist to the question of which democratic can take on the president. we'll speak to senator cory booker live from the hawkeye state coming up. this is msnbc. this is msnbc. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. fine, no one leaves the tablefine, we'll sleep here. ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. i had moderate-to-severes rheumatoid arthritis. i've always been the