tremendously and actually john adams even more, or either john adams even more, or john adams is more eloquent about it. but the lines in both adams and samuel adams, well, at different junctures in their lives, right? these kind of indignant paragraphs about hutchinson and all the titles that he has. and they're each of them, like a half a page long because it is this just litany of titles but but people mercy otis warren as well resents johnson for his tremendous success. on the other hand, he's a diligent, dutiful, enormously decorous crown official, he couldn't he means well, he loves the massachusetts bay colony all his heart. he writes an exceptional variable history of these years, in which he writes of himself in the third person, which is probably a good because otherwise he has so many titles. you wouldn't whom he was talking about but he's you know it's very hard not feel sorry for him and this comes to a4i think around the time of the stamp when a rumor floats around boston that hutchinson has in fact endorsed the stamp act, which has fixed it, which is false, but he can't

adam saddler, adam sandler, my hero, adams. hello god. here we go. what's going on out?t know what the hell is going on there, who last last last loudest. what gives? what the there are no what you're thinking. somebody went to supercuts and fell asleep in the chair. oh okay. some candy. translator. that'd be good for you can do is run fast. won't run that by me again, pal. tom here. second time. great. it's your vacation. france give someone never freaking chance. i am ready to meet you. yes you're such a whore. give your grandmother a bath boy. give the old lady oh, man. what a job! about the time on the show where i lose it scared. i was fired. i was fired. nbc said that i was done. then i made over $4 billion at the box. i guess you could say i won. do you mind? um, ending this sketch? like it is guest to end. yeah, i would. three eyes. glad to be here for your brother. and before i start my hilarious stories. i was wondering if you could just turn the teller prompter off for a second. i just want to speak from the heart. just quickly. i wanted to say that um. turn i

let's bring back adam in warsaw. _ war. let's bring back adam in warsaw. a — war.. let's bring back adam in warsaw, a lot of historical- war. let's bring back adam in| warsaw, a lot of historical ties between these two countries, not always positive ties, a bit of a chequered history between the two countries? , ., ., , countries? yes, that goes back centuries- _ countries? yes, that goes back centuries. wendy _ countries? yes, that goes back centuries. wendy territory - countries? yes, that goes back centuries. wendy territory in i centuries. wendy territory in western ukraine was part of the polish lithuanian commonwealth and massacres committed by both sides during the second world war, still difficult for the two presidents to talk about today. but i think normally when you get such a mass migration of people, normally, in host country, you do get social problems with massive influxes of refugees. that has not happened at this stage in poland. that is partially because people here in poland understand what it is like to be under russian yoke. poland after the s

jerome adams who served as u.s. surgeon general and is now executive director equity -- of health equity initiatives at purdue university. throughout his career, he has been a public voice on mental health, substance abuse, suicide prevention and access to care. he will be joined by -- who focuses on mental health issues for npr. this discussion is just ahead but first, we will have a special message from represented david truong of maryland who serves as the cochair of the bipartisan addiction and mental health task force. dr. trone: hi everyone. i am congressman david trone for maryland's sixth district. thank you to bipartisan policy center for hosting this event and normalizing conversations around mental health. america's mental health crisis only continues to grow. one in five u.s. adults live with mental illness and suicide is the leading cause of death in america. over 50,000. in congress, my number one priority is to get folks fighting mental illness or substance use disorder the , resource and support they

jefferson and samuel adams have a tight relationship. franklin adams are interesting. they are both from boston. franklin left as a young adolescent to philadelphia. i do not think they ever meet until 1770. there is one moment when franklin goes back to boston, tried hard to figure this out. i do not believe the two of them ever crossed paths. they are related because franklin becomes the massachusetts agent in london, there is a lot of correspondence between the two of them. committees between which adams sits and benjamin franklin. adams would be slow to believe franklin is sufficiently revolutionary. as our many people. many people find ben franklin's politics suspect. he has taken on british heirs. he tried hard to keep the entire impart together. he has counseled massachusetts to be more prudent. adams seems to think he is not on the side of liberty. very quickly, the two of them realize that is not true and they become good friends in philadelphia. it is interestingly samuel adams who makes franklin a great patriot because the news of the boston tea party will a

adam: yeah.rs, starts this string of rate hikes, to a slow consumer just slow. adam: if you go back two years ago fed was saying we like inflation up to 2% if it runs hot we are okay with that. >> now here we are a lot hotter than hot going the opposite way i do point something out on this retail sales number this morning talking about, that is, there is a breakout it is kind of funny u.s. government breaks it out this away eating and drinking, effectively going up. >> drinking, eithering up 13%, 13.9% you couple with that delta airlines said yesterday about guiding up because seeing higher travel plans for the summer, you also couple that with las vegas volumes are as high as ever been, higher than covid, and we may not be buying stuff in stores, but we are spending somewhere else, that seems on entertainment. maria: this is an important point, delta, adam is the reason we are seeing this you know guiding up, because of inflation? i mean is it actually end market demand or inflation they raised

andrew -- adam, thank you. andrew -- too many "a"s here i wanted to ask you -- ari -- this is all "a"s now i'm very confused. you obviously were reacting when you heard what adam had to say what are your thoughts >> we like to follow the facts and evidence as we get it. 57 minutes is a very, very lengthy booking hearing. we're watching some of the process here we'll keep our cameras as we look at the outside of the -- exterior of that court area. >> looks like boris epstein. >> he was one of his lawyers and campaign representatives was there. this was a very long hearing andrew weissman can speak on this as well the point there is i've briefly done a few arraignments and booking in that very room. i will tell folks. and there we see the former president walking out after his booking arraignment and arrest our shot is slightly obscured, but we just -- yep, you can see there donald trump walking out at about 3:27 p.m. new york time, completing his arraignment after pleading not guilty in his own voice in this cas

adamant art, all of a sudden there is another viewer who does not know what adamants are, can you quicklylain adamants for us, who are the jewels of the jewels of art that need to be protected? than you. as a matter of fact, you are dealing with the question for you on the territory of which modern state the ancient city of carthage was located. what kind of modern state is this? who is responsible for you? the largest country in the world in terms of area, this is russia is no secret, and which country is the second? we were dedicated, but i didn’t hear and we will answer, uh, beautiful nikita beautiful. nikita is what country is the second largest this country is canada absolutely correct answer - canada occupies dilijan and which city, according to rubik khachakyan, the hero of the film daneliya mimino, is in the first place? do not forget that you may have to return to the construction site in your team, so install it steadily so that something else can be built. all come back to yourself. thanks does gende agree that if these birds leave the tower of london then the british monarchy

adam: all right, cool. good job. that will happen in the next 5 or 10 years that will set the scene for the next 10 or 20 afterwards. adam: i think we're going to expand out because we can. i think because we can get out of this earth and there's so many planets and asteroids and everything just in the solar system, it is inevitable. it's the same reason why, you know, humans have colonized the earth so greatly. i think we'll do it to space. if you have the access, then we'll do it. michael: like almost everyone in this business, adam gilmour has grand ambitions. but for the moment, he's working towards cashing in on the fastest-growing area of one of the world's fastest-growing industries. adam: when are you gonna start putting low-grade hydrogen peroxide to it? adam: the biggest thing that's been changing is miniaturization technologies has been shrinking satellites and what that's done is make it incredibly cheap to build a satellite and to launch a satellite, and that's why our rockets are good because our rocket

i just wonder if you could tell us any more about what adams role. was.it's as to the last question there there were some lists were found that were circulating about who could be in the government and in one of them he is supposed to be under secretary in the foreign office. as to the other as to the other and his his active resistance. after he went from the us to stay in 39 back to germany, he got an offer by the foreign office to be not a diplomat, not a regular, but a member of the informations up till on which was the foreign office was growing very much due to the occupation and all of that and this informant, he owns upto information department, it dealing with countries like the us uk and asia and he at point was able to travel in the neutral to the neutral foreign countries like switzerland, sweden, turkey and that by he could he could talk to people who were interested in getting to know ideas of the german resistance movement and. he could make connections and they were trying he was trying to build up connections to finally convince the allie

adam brody will also be joining us [ cheers and applause double adams the rare double adams.now what my middle name is kylo [ laughter ] before we get to all that, fox news and the conservative movement are still reeling from the stunning revelations contained in the most recent court filing from the $1.6 billion dominion lawsuit which showed that, in private, fox personalities pushing the big lie about the 2020 election knew it was a lie. and in some cases they even admitted that they were disgusted by trump and that the entirety of his presidency was a disaster for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: it feels like republicans in washington and on fox news can't go a day without embarrassing themselves. they almost seem to enjoy it like when they blew their chance to win back the senate, thanks in part to vampire/werewolf enthusiast herschel walker [ laughter ] or when they made kevin mccarthy sit through a [ bleep "groundhog day" reboot to become speaker. [ laughter ] or when marjorie taylor greene lost her mind at the state of the

adam tolle what are the main findings? adam talley looked _ what are the main findings?at _ what are the main findings? adam tolley looked at a _ what are the main findings? adam tolley looked at a series _ what are the main findings? adam tolley looked at a series of - tolley looked at a series of complaints in three departments where dominic raab has been a cabinet minister and he upheld some of those allegations of bullying into departments, the ministry of justice and the foreign office. he did not uphold the complaints from when he was in the brexit department and didn't uphold complaints in other areas in other departments. the crucial word is bullying and adam tolley said that is not a legally defined term, so then he sets for the purposes of his report he would define it. the first areas if the behaviour is offensive, intimidating, malicious or insulting. the second area is if it is an abuse or misuse of power that undermines, humiliates or denigrates people. and adam tolley has said that in the areas where he found against dominic raab, some of that language app

speaking of adam schiff. he joins us in studio this week, and he reacts to what the speaker had to say as well. coming up this week on the issue is frank has been a long, long time. and we'll look forward to your show on sunday morning. thank you, alex have a great weekend. and you can catch the latest episode of the issue is with alex michaelson right here on ktvu bright and early sunday morning at 6 30 here on ktvu. more fast food restaurants are adding e v charging stations to their parking lots where you can expect to see them here in the bay area, and the march jobs report is here. our financial analyst joins us to break it all down the state of our economy going into the big holiday weekend. stay right there. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim?

he's had contact with people like jerry adams before, talk5. ahern, the former iri5h president, he is a politician who throughout his career has been interested in irish i55ues his career has been interested in irish issues in particular the issue iri5h issues in particular the issue of the peace process. that i'm sure is being reflected in the conversations that he is having. we also talked about he has been keen to talk, he enjoys the conversation. all the fun that can go with a visit thatis all the fun that can go with a visit that is colourful and touches on family history that is very personal to you. that of course one iri5h stereotype that most people will say is probably very true is that irish people in general do like to talk them5elve5. that's right. certainly there is an electoral advantage for american presidents to take an interest in ireland, as you say. there are more than 30 million americans who will essentially trace their ance5try to e55entially trace their ance5try to the iron loan5 so it is still, i suppose a tradition, an

adam, thank you very| much indeed for your time. urged to approach a third party to help resolve the long—running pay dispute forjunior doctors in dispute for junior doctors in england. dispute forjunior doctors in england. the government has ruled out using an independent body to hold talks. the royal college of oncologists as flex abilities needed oncologists as flex abilities needed on both sides. a new report has found there needs to be a major overhaul to present the abuse of disabled children across residential care in the uk. the child safeguarding practice review panel described the current system of practices is not fit for purpose and has made a series of recommendations. it follows accusations of abuse in three homes in south yorkshire last year. the number of students complaints about university courses in england and wales reached a record high for the fourth year running in 2022. the office of the independent adjudicator received 2850 complaints. that is 3% more than 2021. more than £1 million was awarded in conversati

adamants of art guarding and protecting our legacy here you are in the final.r game, there is nowhere else to go. there is no better super game we will build a tower there will be no more questions no answers. you can relax looking at the table to see our crystal symbol and not forget that today you, uh, our winners how many elements should the tower consist of, so to speak, as a warning, so that you do not forget about your mistakes, the tower will consist of so many elements. how many mistakes did your team make? and this , alas, is the ak-10 10 times your team made a mistake, starting from the first to the third round inclusive. you have earned six points. each of these scores turns roy must have someone one what are we going to do? perhaps, you will not build intrigue, i think so, and let them go on the other side of the screen, but could they or no. so i understand, thank you for this solution. this is a worthy decision. applause sounds your honor. you can be proud of yourself, absolutely it was not pleasant to play with you. thank you very much, but we wi

now adams criticism came during a d.c. panel on friday the near post reports the mayor's remarks came ahead of a series of closed door meetings with white house officials were adams reportedly laid out the struggle about how the daily influx of migrants has impacted the city and his budget. city hall spokesperson confirms to fox news the city spends three to $64 a day providing food and shelter for a single household of client migrants or asylum-seekers. that spending totals nearly 5 million spent in a single day. now get this an estimate of four-point to billion will have spent on costs related to migrants and asylum-seekers through fiscal year 2024 by the city. all the state according to new york city spokesperson. on friday at mayor eric adams also appeared to point a finger at other elected officials in the city even though we do know the city's public city advocate did travel to d.c. this week to ask federal officials from work right migrant funding aid. mayor eric adams had this to say, listen. >> the city is being d

of course we're talking about ansel adams.ms was born in san francisco, is probably best known for his breathtaking photos of yosemite. those photos, along with more than 100 others, are now on display at the de young museum. the exhibit is called ansel adams in our time. the de young, by the way, was also the site of adams' very first museum exhibit back in 1932. janelle wang spoke to the photography curator about what to expect. >> there are so many talented photographers in the world right now, but it seems like ansel adams just resonates with so many people, even the best photographers. why do you think that is? >> he was a technically amazing and just sort of larger than life figure. i really think that he has really an iconic legacy that, you know, was daunting for a photo curator to even know how to tackle. you know, it was something that i wasn't actually sure i knew how to say something new about this larger than life figure. and so one of the things that has been so, i think, fascinating in this process is this putti

but abigail adams was raising the issue 16 years earlier. was terribly important and i'm glad you brought her up, because she actually writes a book, it's published in great britain, to this big surprise, it piggybacks on the french revolution, which by the way was a piggyback on the american revolution. this is why i always trace the genealogy of feminism to the american revolution because it spread from there. her emphasis is on education. she says that men are giving us from learning, giving us and teaching us to follow them around, to be there sycophants, to be their mistresses, basically. she said, you know. we deserve better than that. we have minds. we should have the ability to use our minds and not just be makers of babies and makers of dinner. >> mary shelley's book -- books are some of the books in the culture war, what do you think of that? >> i learned something new everyday. i did not realize she had made it on the books to ban list, written in 1792, as outcome of the american revolution. does that not tell you everything? it's

adam, i am with laura and hallie and danny. i think they may have questions for you. >> adam, thank you for your great work. can you provide any information at all about how prosecutors described the actual conspiracy? did they provide any details? did they give a statutory cite, say anything thing other than promoting the election, the purpose of this conspiracy was to bury information been the 2016 election? >> reporter: that's exactly -- he did this all to undermine the election, to identify and suppress negative information that these were covert and illegal payments at mr. trump's direction. the purpose was to suppress the affairs. he paid cohen with false business records, falsified the cash, and that this was aiding and concealing the concession of -- the concession of another crime. and again, as i said, they went on to say they were very concerned. he wasn't afraid to bring up the threatening email posts and statements that president trump has been making both against the city, the port, the justice system, including t

jon: alright adam adam klotz thanks for the heads up.president donald trump is expected to surrender to new york prosecutors on tuesday after his indictment thursday by a manhattan grand jury. he is remaining at mar-a-lago in florida this weekend before heading to new york city on monday. his arraignment in manhattan scheduled for the following afternoon a fox team coverage with a nine live in palm beach, florida's other cases continue to develop refers to nate foy he's live in lower manhattan with details on the first criminal case ever brought against a former u.s. president, nay. cook's jon, good evening for just the past 20 minutes we are learning a lot more about how this is expected to go on tuesday. president trump is expected to fly to new york city on monday afternoon for he will spend monday night in trump tower and then tuesday morning at 11:00 a.m. he will come here to the manhattan criminal courthouse for zoe to the das office through a side door. an hour after the officials will sweep the entire building, make sure everythi

the and i hands last night, adam klein asked, give me some good news.not sure that he was ready to do the but the fruit series is really a good story about government transparency. the other thing you mentioned there, what we want to talk about is congressional authorization. i think that is something that separates the state department from other historians. john, erin, who wants to go next and tell a little bit for everybody here and on c-span back at home, who is watching about -- >> i can go. my position is very different then either adams or errands into i served in the office of public affairs, word the fbi historian position was created back in the 19 80s, when we hired our first one. stuart cal came in and served until 1993. and then the position was left open for a long time. the fbi and its history, as he may well know, has not always been a calm and even story. we are a an agency that has a lot of stuff written about us, and a lot of it has obviously been highly critical. a lot of this has to do some of the issues that we face today the class

fox whether meteorologist adam klotz is alive in the weather center with the forecast for us, adam projectsted to talk to a part of a large cold front sweeping across the country. you can kind of tell where the heat is best for the weather still active right now but back when that temperature is a little cooler you are seeing 30s, you are seeing 40s. all up and down the east coast stretching to texas is a spot the temperatures are still a little bit warmer we are seeing an active weather pattern here this saturday but curly's have the most severe weather on the front of this line now pushing up getting closer and closer to new york city. everything you are looking at in those yellow polygons, those are severe warned the thunderstorms for straight lines win 60 to 70 are possibly hail in those appeared we mixing a couple of these radar indicated tornadoes for every thing in the red polygons we have a one on the grow most are popping up every now and again. conditions are there certainly the thunderstorms we have been watching a lot of lightning, a lot of very heavy rain and of course the wind

so, to my left is adam howard he's the director of the u.s. department of states office of the historian. which publishes the foreign relations of the united states 2012 until 2019, doctor howard served as a general editor of the series prior to that he served from 2009 until 2012 as the chief of the middle east and asia division supervising production covering these geographic regions. also an adjunct professor at george washington university in their history department for he has a phd from the university of florida. to his left doctor john fox. doctor fox has served as fbi historian since 2003 and is also an adjunct instructor at the catholic universities school department of politics and has been the 2018. he has a phd in modern history from the university of new hampshire and political science from boston university. and finally on the end, doctor erin she is chief historian of the office of the secretary of defense. and director of the pentagon library print she previously served as associate research fellow at the center for the weapons

that is why the bible calls christ the second adam , the act of the first adam led to the expulsion of of israel, and the second adam christ again opens the doors of the kingdom of heaven to us about this. we repeatedly hear in the texts of the easter service, which says that the chains of hell are broken, and hell itself is bound and defeated, cannot hold the pain of the souls of people. in the main hymn of the feast of the paschal troparion , christ is risen by death trampling down death and gave life to those who live about the tombs, then there is life bestowed here it may be noticed that since the moment of christ's resurrection the life of mankind has not changed people still. dying suffers rather spiritually literature. we can find many references to the fact that the sinner exposes himself to the future. with this, the fathers say, so a person of his own free will fell away from god, according to his own will, and should he come closer to god, christ accomplishes our salvation, but not without our participation, not without our diligence by his resurrection. the lord opens the

in discussing the poll, adams called black americans, quote, a hate group. in the wake of the outrage that followed his remarks. hundreds of newspapers dropped the dilbert comic strip and adams said tt his book publisher canceled his upcoming books and entire backlist. adams tweeted that his words were taken out of context and that his cancellation is a result of those living in a fake news bubble. the new york times obituary section recently noted the passing of longtime publisher john mccray, the third now mccray, served as president and publisher of dutton from 1968 to 1981. and then he spent 35 years at henry holt mccray, the new york times writes, was a quote, dashing publisher who gambled on ground breaking books and dauntless lee defended authors who defied injustices committed by their own governments. he spoke out for salman rushdie when the iranian government accused him of blasphemy over the satanic verses novel. and he was among the first who pushed for publishers to boycott the 1983 moscow book fair to protest the soviet union's treatment of dis

that reporting from paul adams, here. that reporting from paul adams. a _ here.t reporting from paul adams, a correspondent on i here. that reporting from paul i adams, a correspondent on that story. gordon lawson is a former naval officer assigned to the defence intelligence agency and ceo of cyber security firm, conceal — he told me what he thinks some of the underlying issues behind the leaks are. the social media and the culture of celebrity as the other problem with this. we have a young person who i think wasn't internalising the consequences of breaching this trust and hosting —— posting these items, is going to result in probably a life of present at this point. i think the other problem is that we need to make sure we are teaching people that go into positions in the military, and certainly in the military, and certainly in the military, and certainly in the united states but anywhere, we need to make sure that they are teaching them that they are teaching them that there are severe consequences when you have the security clearances, and you cannot abuse

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sir, dan adam, thank you. thank you. well, police and can yet have exude 21. bonnie's, a followers of a christian cult, members of the group are told they go to heaven if they starve themselves to death . the cult leader has turned himself into police. re means of at least a dozen people in the forest in south eastern kenya. the followers of the good meal of international church where to find a never ending. fast believing that in debt they would get to meet jesus. some of the dead, i believe, to be children. some diana, we have visited homes and some villages. and there you find that some parents have lost all their children, meaning or they themselves have died up yet in be personally, i visited on 18 children's graceland. jo autopay, been mystic you should have been going on for these beliefs, were able to rescue some of that girl to members, including a 15 year old gone. they have been transferred to hospital some i'd in critical condition. milton, her bottom to the walk was on. i'm glad we found one child to day soc

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the adamants of art, if there is another viewer who does not know what adamants are, can you quicklyus, who is this jewel, obviously, the jewels of art that need to be protected? than you. as a matter of fact, you are dealing with the question for you on the territory of which modern state the ancient city of carthage was located . what kind of modern state is this? who do you answer algeria the correct answer. tunisia build a tower, build christina first element 30 seconds. you don’t have to rush for everything about everything, but you shouldn’t hesitate either. this is the foundation of the tower, in many ways , how you install it will depend on your future fate. tower. come back to yourself. thanks a lot. the largest country in the world in terms of area, this is russia is no secret, and which country is the second? it is necessary , let's have a consultation, but i did not hear and answer. we will have uh lovely nikita lovely. nikita this country is the second largest this country is canada absolutely correct answer. this is canada , dilijan occupies the second place in the worl