. >> good evening my name is james adams i'm the security dodge and i'm a retired police officer i worked with the captain at day view he was my lieutenant and we were in the same academy class. actually, i went to washington it was the best >> i want to thank captain for all the assistance. we mentioned with the card you mentioned about being distracted. cell phone theft is one of the major crimes that happens at stones town. he's worked with me to bring officers out i've given them access to the roofs so they can overlook the parking lots. you bring is big car out to our location and we have officers out there trying to stop the blrz of our cars. this month we've had 9 break-ins of cars. people are leaving everything in plain view. i've looked at the states and it looks one of the major crimes is people are driving straight from the airport and leaving their luggage and back pages and they're looking for electronics. i do want to thank the staff at terryville because we have what we call an orchard crime rate and one in particular was sunglasses. they came out they were 34 woman 189 r 1

she wanted me to say thank you to all that have supported her and our family including james, adam and everyone at the jones day law firm and the fbi and the cleveland police and the dejesus family and the entire community and everyone else that continued to stand by her side. we appreciate everyone's support and kindness. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. >> your honor, michelle knight will address i. she is accompanied by her attorney kathy joseph, and a member of the victims -- >> thank you. >> my name is michelle knight. i would like to tell you what this was like for me. i miss my son every day. i wonder if i was ever going to see him again. he was only two-and-a-half years old when i was taken. i look inside my heart and i see my son. i cried every night. i was so alone. i worried about what would happen to me and the other girls every day. days never got shorter. days turned into nights. nights turned into days. the years turned into eternity. i knew nobody cared about me, he told me that my family didn't care even on holidays. christmas was the most traumatic day because i never

james adams who wrote the american dream, it was not meant to be a house. were so fascinated with the house and the mention of suburbia that it had to mean a house of the picket fence and and a lawn and a car and everything. it is changing. is the american dream going to be a condo in a high-rise? i don't see that happening necessarily but i think it's going to be a lifestyle where there is more community. i used this works out much in the book but liveliness. the dream is not necessarily just about the house itself. it's about what you do and the people you surround yourself with and i think that is going to play a role in where people choose to live and how they choose to live. it might just be a smaller house in a community that has sidewalks that is not too far from a center. that's not so different that in many ways it's completely different from where people are moving. >> host: this is a fascinating thought. the american dream doesn't necessarily have to have a structured but what is poignant for me is they did a study and a lot of young people think

the original james adams who wrote the american dream it was not meant to be a house. we just sort of -- were so fascinate with the house and the notion of suburbia it fused on to mean a life of a house and a picket fence and a lawn and all that and a car and everything. so, it's changing. mine, the american -- i mean is the american dream going to be a condo and a highrise? i don't see that happening necessarily. but i think it will be a lifestyle where there's more community, there's more -- i use this word so much in the book but liveliness. sort of -- the dream is not necessarily just about the house itself. it's about what you do with your day and the people you surround yourself with, and i think that's going to play a role more in where people choose to live and how they choose to live. so might just be a smaller house in a community that has sidewalks and that is not too far from a little village center. that's not so different. but in many ways it's completely different from the way people have been living. >> host: it's a fascinating thought. the american dre

. >> when you see the mass shootings in places like aurora and the movie theater with james holmes and adamdo you recognize from everything you've read about these two shooters, similarities in the way perhaps you were thinking at the time that you committed your atrocity? >> absolutely. whenever these happen, whenever these incidents happen there is several things that pop into my mind because i've been there. i know there was psychological issues involved. these people were not right, obviously. at least the majority aren't. they have had psychological issues. maybe there has been abuse in their life, bullying in school for years. like i said, rejection from girls. that plays a part. violent video games, nobody snaps overnight and decides, hey, i'll go shoot a whole school up. it doesn't happen. stuff builds up over time and these people were ticking time bombs and, you know, i wish people had seen the signs in me before hand, before i did what i did and -- but unfortunately, that didn't happen. >> you were able to go and as a 19-year-old buy a shotgun and loaded ammunition and go murder

. >> when you see the mass shootings in places like aurora and the movie theater with james holmes and adam as sandy hook, do you recognize from everything you've read about these two shooters, similarities in the way perhaps you were thinking at the time that you committed your atrocity? >> absolutely. whenever these happen, whenever these incidents happen there is several things that pop into my mind because i've been there. i know there was psychological issues involved. these people were not right, obviously. at least the majority aren't. they have had psychological issues. maybe there has been abuse in their life, bullying in school for years. like i said, rejection from girls. that plays a part. violent video games, nobody snaps overnight and decides, hey, i'll go shoot a whole school up. it doesn't happen. stuff builds up over time and these people were ticking time bombs and, you know, i wish people had seen the signs in me before hand, before i did what i did and -- but unfortunately, that didn't happen. >> you were able to go and as a 19-year-old buy a shotgun and loaded ammunitio

>> it is a little different is james she is talking about, who was an adams servant. mes was a special person to abigail.when abigail goes to philadelphia, john says, don't bring james. he did not want blacks in philadelphia as his servants. not really clear why, but i think he sensed that they could be corrupted.there were many fewer blacks in massachusetts. and there was a larger fleet -- free blacky community, and slaves, in philadelphia. he says, don't have him come beyond new york. have him go back. he writes a second letter. he says, you have babied him. he was special. i think she taught him to read. i don't know that she was instructing john adams so much on this as that she was showing her love and affection for james as an individual regardless of his race. >> here is something from our viewers. it looks like she is quoting a intter from john to abigail. 1774. do you have any thoughts on th?t >> it is a wonderful quote. they had no idea there would be a war. they may have suspected there would be a war. they had no idea of its duration or that it would separa

i would rather go with james luther adams called the property fete -- prophet of all believer. everybody who is brought to the church and baptized should be told that part of what be baptized is in to is a tradition. each of you is called upon to fulfill a vocation. when you get red i i -- ready to hire a pastor, find a pastor whose primary task it is to mobilize the energy present in the people or the stimulate to be prothreatic with respect to the responsibility. we can't expect the preacher -- [applause] you want me to tell you something? the preacher is most frequently primarily a reflecter of what these people are as well as what god is calling them to be. i would rather -- in fact -- let me say. what you're calming for is i think we need another great awaking. that is a revitallyization of the culture so almost all of the majors institutions know we need spiritual rerevisittization that's what happens. i would like to be -- if you hired somebody who was primarily going to be a prophet. number one, that's audacious. many call for the fear -- but let's challenge the church

james luther adams in that book called the profithood of all believers and in that, everybody who is brought into the church at that time should be told powered of being baptized into, a prophetic tradition. each of you is called upon to fulfill a profit vocation. you get ready to hire a pastor, find a pastor whose primary task is to mobilize the prosthetic energy that is present in the people, to stimulate the people to be prosthetic with respect to their responsibility. you can't expect the preacher, the preacher is most frequently primarily a reflector of what these people as well as what god is calling them to be and let me say with what you are calling for, i think we need another great awakening. that is a revitalization of the culture so almost all the major institutions know we need spiritual revitalization so as to achieve the goal of egalitarianism because that happens with all the great awakenings. i would like to be if you hire somebody who is going to be someone like that, many colleagues were chosen, but let's challenge the church to fulfill its past durrell, priestley

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adam scott. >>> miami tweet start james tweeted this selfie before going to court to serve jury duty. >>> they say timing is everything. celebrity surfs ramona var row captured this video of a southern white whale and her calf swimming side by side. the chances of that. >>> and in nebraska, competitors got down and dirty at the annual combined dirty. it is an annual condition at the county fair. speaking of down and dirty, drivers take out their old harvesters trying to be the last one standing. looks like a muddy mess, but fun no less. >> who knew such a thing existed. i guess there's something for everyone. >> you have to put it to good use. >>> just ahead, kate upton on why men need to get their blank together. you can fill in the blank. that's coming up. >>> welcome back. let me take you through your weekend forecast. the main concern today heading into the weekend is the heavy rain heading for missouri. the possibility of more flash flooding. in the east, we'll have the possibility of major airport problems later this afternoon with heavy rain. as we go through the weekend, the boundary s

including james -- [inaudible] adam kimmel and every one at the jones day law firm, the fbi, the de jesusamily, the entire community and everyone else who continues to stand by our side. we appreciate everything -- we appreciate everyone's support and kindness. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. >> your honor, michele knight will address you. she's accompanied by her attorney, kathy -- [inaudible] and a member of the -- [inaudible] lisa marielo. >> thank you. [background sounds] >> good amp, ma'am. >> good afternoon. my name is michele knight, and i would like to tell you what the past ten years have been like for me. -- [inaudible] i wondered if i was ever going to see them again. he was only two and a half years old when i was taken. in my heart. i cried every night. i was so alone. i worried about what would happen to me and the other girls every day. days never got shorter, days turned into night, night turned into day. years turned into eternity. i knew nobody cared about me. he told me that my family didn't care -- [inaudible] even on holidays. christmas was the most traumatic day beca

adam scott. >>> miami heat star lebron james tweeted this selfie before going to court in ohio to serve jury duty. he wrote, time to serve my civic duty. good guy there. >>> they say timing is everything. look at that. celebrity surfer ramon navaro captured this video of a southern white whale and her calf swimming side by side. definitely don't see that every day. >>> and in nebraska, competitors got down and dirty at the fifth annual combine derby. it's a tradition at the county fair. drivers take out their old harvesters trying to be the last one standing. it looks like a muddy mess but a blast indeed. >>> just ahead, kate upton on why men need to get their blank together. >>> all eyes over the next couple of days will focus on where the fires are and what the weather conditions are for these fires. the one we've been following is the silver fire just south of i-10 near the palm springs area. mid80s over the weekend. kind of breezy afternoon. you won't be horrible fire conditions but it won't be raining and beneficial either. the only beneficial rains will be in the northwest. storm system ove

can you imagine being on marblehead on the beach with chris rock, david spade, adam sadler, kevin james, salma hiyak. >> the level of yolks in that room are so heavy, you have to bring them. >> we do. but it's a joy. it's a fun, fun movie. i loved the first one. and the paul one we shot in rome. so as intense as it was, we were in rome eating and drinking great wine every night. >> can you leave those intense moments on the set? >> i can. i've never been that actor that sort of holds on to something or has to live in parts. i'm just kind of -- i like to be in the moment. i like to actually talk to someone, you know, and listen. i feel like acting is all about listening. >> i suppose because you thought being apactor was your thing. >> i didn't even know i could be an actor. my dad was a construction worker, my mom was a nurse. as much as i love novels, it wasn't until i was at university studying women's rights and peace and justice education, on my way to law school, that someone said i could take an acting class as an elective and i had a crush on a boy called crew who was in that cla

and >>james: baltimore orioles center fielder adam jobs is moving on a day after tweeting a fan in sano threw a banana on to the field near him. he told reporters before monday's game against arizona that the incident was unfortunate that he had bigger things to worry about. the giant issued an apology to jones and the orioles for the fans behavior, but were unable to identify the person. jones, who is black, had homered in the top of the 93 a giants fan told the san jose mercury news that he threw the banana but said it was out anchor at the giants and not racially motivated very >>james: the giants were sitting in fifth in the nl west will not take on the washington national today in washington and 45 our time. [ female announcer ] mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. every day. ♪ living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, u couldn't just set up a tv that u-verse win the ba

mechanic james badarazzo and accomplice. adam: you were raising your hand.italian, i'm saying, tampered with the meters. i can say that because i'm italian. took the quarters and back to the bank so tellers wouldn't get suspicious. i have a vending machine business. adam: that's the ticket. >> this happen happened after the new electronic meters were bringing in significantly more money. adam: how much more. that is how much more revenue going to the electronic. tracy: inspector clousseau, what took them so long? he was sentenced to 30 months in prison. adam: it was prison having to roll the quarters. can you imagine? tracy: they have fancy machines you dump them in. all the banks have them. adam: banks. what about the guys running vending operations? tracy: there you bottom. i don't know. apparently they're smarter than a lot of us. they made some money. adam: speaking of vending operations, we're waiting on the fed and investors are counting down to the minutes of the federal reserve's last meeting due at top of the hour. 2:00. tracy: everyone is looking f

unhappy was to discover once she got there that washington had consulted with john jay and james madison and john adams and they had all decided that presidents could have no personal life. that any entertainment, any going to visit people, any having people in, was in fact a public act. so they couldn't just go hang out with their friends, or ask their friends over. and that was just for one year, that the first year was terrible for her at the same time that it was pretty good for him. because jefferson hadn't come back from paris yet. and so that was probably his honeymoon with the presidency. >> let me put a quote in here just to get martha's state of mind about these great restrictions that had been put upon her. this is a quote from her, i never go to the public place, indeed i think i am more like a state prisoner than anything else. a certain balance which i must not depart from and as i cannot do as i like, i am obstinate and i stay home a great deal. >> but you know what, offsetting that, there's a line, so much in common with the entrance to the white house, because first of all it goes to t

this is jean who she is talking about, who it is -- who is an adams servant. james was a special person to abigail. one abigail goes to philadelphia a few months after this, john goes don't bring james. he didn't want blacks in philadelphia as his servant. not really clear why, but i think he sensed that they could be corrupted. her were much fewer blacks in massachusetts. and there were more blacks and slaves in philadelphia. he said don't have them -- don't have him come beyond new york. he says, you have a beat him. i think she taught him to read. i don't know that she was instructing john adams so much on this as that she was showing her love and affection for james as an individual regardless of his race. >> here is something from our viewers. it looks like she is quoting a letter from john to abigail. do you have any thoughts on that that's -- on that? >> it is a wonderful quote. they had no idea there would be a war. they may have suspected there would be a war. they had no idea of its duration or that it would separate the colonies. we would have to go back

you got adam lanza, any number of them, james holmes and others. they are in the same category. what is it do you think that is going on with these kids? is it that can be done to try and stop more of them doing this kind of thing? >> they need to be looked at more closely. they need to be given more help that they actually need to be given instead of pushed to the side because the doctor thinks they are well. and i don't -- i don't know. >> we've got some more from antoinette tuff. she talks about this. >> he said he should have went to the mental hospital instead of doing this because he's not on his medication. >> you see, tim, i don't want to try and justify what your brother did. i don't really excuse it. i think it's inexcusable and unjustified. but when i talk to you, there's a pattern of behavior here and of mental illness of constant failure by people to correctly identify what his problems are and deal with it, both from law enforcement, from mental health institutions, from anyone. as a family did you feel in the end there was nothing else to do, that it was a helples

unhappy was to discover once she got there that washington had consulted with john jay and james madison and john adams and they had all decided that presidents could have no personal life. that any entertainment, any going to visit people, any having people in, was in fact a public act. so they couldn't just go hang out with their friends, or ask their friends over. and that was just for one year, that the first year was terrible for her at the same time that it was pretty good for him. because jefferson hadn't come back from paris yet. and so that was probably his honeymoon with the presidency. >> let me put a quote in here just to get martha's state of mind about these great restrictions that had been put upon her. this is a quote from her, i never go to the public place, indeed i think i am more like a state prisoner than anything else. a certain balance which i must not depart from and as i cannot do as i like, i am obstinate and i stay home a great deal. >> but you know what, offsetting that, there's a line, so much in common with the entrance to the white house, because first of all it goes to t

. >> this promo ad shows actor james franco comparing for the hot seat he'll be in during his comedy central roast next month. >>> finally, adamevine gave an 11-year-old girl a memorable birthday gift. the singer surprised the birthday girl by giving her his guitar. good stuff. >>> i'm richard lui, this is "early today," hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> the lead story this morning in usa today, women move into law enforcement's highest ranks. women head up six of the nation's biggest jobs, including the drug enforcement administration, secret service, and the fbi's washington field office. >>> and in the l.a. times, feinstein and durbin, how to close gitmo. the two high ranking senators write an op-ed saying it's not america's military that's failed, it's our policy makers. >>> topping our news, breaking news in alabama to update you on, a large cargo plane crashing just an hour ago while on approach to the birmingham airport. wvtm reporting the plane is burning after two explosions. it was coming from louisville, kentucky. no explanation how many were onboard the air bus plane or if there were any injurie

james madison, quarter century mark. back then laying down the groundwork for the greatest democracy in the world. today maybe he'd settle for skinny jeans. alexander hamilton would have been able to drink sam adame beer, not the guy, who's downright ancient at 53. james monroe was barely legal. i can't believe we made that joke. the third awesomest thing on the internet today takes us to beijing, china, where a man has built a mountain over his living room. this is the 26-floor penthouse of dr. jang who reportedly spent six years and over $130,000 building a mountain on top of his house. the only problem is the good doctor never asked anyone for permission to do that. monday, the district government issued a compulsory demolition order. now the full thing has to be torn down. neighbors have been complaining for years about the sound of the construction, about the doctor's workers hogging the service elevator. tenants claim the building's structural has been compromised. an interview translated by the bbc. >> translator: the fake mountain you see from pictures is made of plastic materials, materials from resin, but not real rocks. the purpose of building it in the first place was to protect our

james clapper. will it lead to subs tan tiff reform? adam schiff joins me now, congressman schiff, we appreciate your time today. the president as we've noted just last week announced what would be an independent group of outside experts. as we understand now at the be the dni head james clapper forming that group. is this the right approach. he was criticized for his comments to congress in the past. >> well, i think it's too early to tell. one thing that's defined is what will the mission for the board going to be? four boards have jurisdiction here. privacy and civil liberties oversight board, the president's oversight advisory board, the president's other advisory board, the nsa's advisory board, so the question is what will be the mission? i assume it will be a board comprised of tech-heavy participants. they may provide useful input, one of the things i've been urging for some times, they may tain their own data. having some tech people on the board to say that's technological -- we can do that, we should move in that direction. that c

adam sanders. he was one of the several people who actually sang at a james soulful "at last." you can see loved it, threw her hands up like, i'm done can! i loved it. he says he's mariah's biggest fan, but don't they all? then this lady here is breanna oakley, a young lady who has tried to be a professional singer for a long time, when she was 4 years old she went on the maury povich show. by the time she went to high school, she has been bullied terribly, but it looks like she got the last laugh because she's going to hollywood. good one. i know. then mariah showed up late to one of the auditions because she's not used to l.a. traffic, and she made a dramatic entrance, which i thought was quite fabulous. take a look. >> meanwhile, a name the guys will recognize has just shown up. >> i'm sorry, but this is like this hideous l.a.

edith gelles is the author of numerous books, including "abigail adams: a writing life" and "abigail and john: portrait of a marriage." c. jamesaylor is the editor- in-chief of the "adams papers" at the massachussetts historical society. thanks to both of you and welcome. abigail adams, just by virtue of the fact of being wife of the second president and the mother of another president, earned her place in history. you say in your book that she is an historical figure in her own right. how so? >> primarily because she left us letters, and we have a record of her life. her letters are not ordinary. they are extraordinary. they are wonderfully written and there are many of them. abigail was a letter writer at a time when women could not publish for publication. her letters became her outlet, and they are the best record we have of women's role in the american revolution and the period of the early national government of the united states. >> last week in the martha washington program, we learned with great sorrow martha washington burned all of her papers, her letters, her correspondence with her husband george. only two of them

adams? >> yes. she was there. this is one of the stories her niece said when james madison was courting dolley, martha washington confronteder and asked if it was true what they say. she said, i think it is wonderful. even if he is much older than you. what is interesting about abigail is there is one letter i think 1816, so quite far into abigail's life, and she writes asking for a favor of dolley madison and now though we have not had the opportunity to meet, so you know they did not actually meet. but she was writing to give a job to a relative. sometimes you study women's history. it is a huge patronage network. men will not accept patronage, it is too royal, too corrupt. here we have wives and daughters playing on patronage the whole time. we have one moment where we have a former first lady and president's wife asking another for patronage. >> that was part of what was thought of as a first lady's role at the time. >> who were some of her biggest congressional allies of the time? >> henry is the famous one. the reason we know about him, it gives you a glimpse of behind the curtain and how politics works. leading up t

james version of the bible. so we've had dreams in our lives since adam and eve.ages of sometimes warning, guidance, sometimes creativity, inspiration. many inventors dream up the next step in their invention. there are lots of musicians who dream lyrics and melodies. so we can all use our dreams to improve the quality of our life. - what about winning lotto? - that has happened. - really? - it has never happened to me. but i did-- i wrote for the "l.a. times" for many years and a man wrote in that he had won-- dreamt the jockeys and the horses and then won a whole bunch of money. and another fellow won $66 million by dreaming the lottery tickets. that was in "enquirer" magazine. - unbelievable. - yes. - okay well, the source was "the enquirer" so you know. - it could happen. - all right, well, how do you use your intuition to help you in dream interpretation? - yes. it's just amazing. the more we listen to that intuitive voice and act on it, the more open we become and the more we get. so in dream interpretation, there's symbols and meanings that are commonly und

adam. jon: there is a shocking request of the family of a deceased alleged kidnapper and murderer. the family of james dimaggio is asking the teenager he allegedly abducted to provide them with a dna sample. you won't believe why. >>> as the white house near as milestone in implementation of obamacare, new reports on the republican strategy to pry to preven that law from going into effect. we'll talk about it coming up. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. reinforced with scratch- resistant glass and a unibody made kevlar strong. okay google now. call my droid. the new droid ultra by motorola. when strength matters, droid does. heather: right now, new information on some crime stories that we're keeping an eye on for you. a bizarre twist in the murder kidnapping case that gripped the nation this month. james dimaggio was killed in a manhunt after he allegedly abducted teenager hannah anderson and killed her mother and brother. well now, dimaggio's family is asking anderson for a dna sample so

may have been alive at the same time but this ancient adam and eve probably never met, no idea how the science or biology works there. "usa today" jamesl make three "avatar" sequels the first to hit theaters in 2016. the original is the highest grossing movie ever. time for christine romans "i see you" with your business news. >> record highs on wall street, futures pointing higher this morning. the s&p 500 and the dow both closed at record highs up 20% this year. >>> american oil reserves posted their biggest gain ever last year in 2011 actually, the u.s. had 29 billion barrels of reserves, the 15% increase from the year before largely thanks to controversial fracking technique. >>> netflix offers different profiles for each user. it won't recommend spongebob because your kids like it, life changing technology that all of us will feel. >>> indra petersons with the weather. >> pretty huge. we're talking about the weekend, everyone wants to know where they can go and when. couple waves of energy, that's confusing to a lot of you so when it's going to rain on which day. friday pretty much the midwest in through indiana getting the heavi

phil mickelson is 6 shots back as well, adam scott, jim furyk have a share of the lead leading into today's second round. >>> you'll see lebron jamesst like the rest of us when it comes to being summoned for jury duty. he took a picture of himself getting ready to the akron courthouse. he showed up to fulfill his civic duty but was not selected for the jury. has to be the if, time in his life he was not picked as part of the deeteam. >> that was a good one. have a good weekend, pal. ♪ >>> to kick off your friday or continuing kicking off your friday it means a quick roundup of stories talking about today. >> a great song for friday. from the "new york times" the power of like. fb use facebook users are more likely to like an article. >>> jetpacks the latest thing in water sports raising concerns about safety and marine life. >>> and in "the detroit free press" kidd rock shaking up the music industry with low prices on his concert tour. parents are apparently flocking to the show. tickets 20 bucks, beer $4. time for your business news with alison kosik. >> last friday record highs on wall street and now expecting a loss for the week

i would rather go with james luther adams in that book he wrote called the prophet hood of all believers. and, in fact, everybody who is brought into the church and baptized should be told that part of what you're being baptized into is a prophetic tradition. and that each of you is called upon to fulfill a prophetic vocation. when you get ready to hire a pastor, find a pastor whose primary task it is to mobilize the prophetic energy that's present in the people, or testing with the people to be prophetic with respect to their responsibility. we can't expect the preacher -- [applause] do you want me to tell you something? the preacher is no strictly, primarily a reflector of what these people are, as well as what god is calling them to be. i would rather, in fact, so let me say, what you are calling for is i think we need another great awakening. that is a revitalization of the culture so that almost all of the major institutions no, we need spiritual revitalization so as to achieve the goal of egalitarianism your that's what happened with all the great awakening. so i would like to be,