adam goodes voiceover: i just remember running down collingwood's end, and i grabbed the ball right nearand i get pushed closer to the fence. and hear from the crowd, "goodes, you're an ape." time just sort of stopped in my head and i was like, whoa. and ijust turned around and i said to the security guard, "i want her out of here." now, when i looked at the person, i could see it was a kid. commentator: is adam goodes having a word to somebody in the crowd, do you think? he definitely went back and pointed at someone at the crowd, something has happened there. he's definitely not happy about something. adam, that is an extraordinary moment. i'm just wondering at what point did you realise that that horrible abuse that you had heard had come from a child? yeah, so it's. .. you gotta sort of put this moment in time in a bit of context as well. so that week of the round where we were playing on the friday night at the mcg was the start of indigenous round where we celebrate indigenous people, players and culture over this weekend, and the contribution that indigenous people have made to th

adam good morning to you. a lot of americans are looking at the events of yesterday saying in attack on the us government by american citizens motivated by the president's kicks off all the boxes for domestic terrorism. >> is a veteran this is guided by the principles of due process and the law. it was a decision made by the people that went to the capital today. it started as a peaceful protest in transition into a much larger issue. they did eventually breach the capital building. 's put the democracy in the process in jeopardy. it needs to be called out across the nation republicans and democrats have called this out and announced this. this must continue to be the focused that this is not the american way. this is not the process we must honor the process and the democracy. >> earlier today he tweeted out that he spoke with the vice president who is a genuinely fine and decent man. he emerged as a good congressman today. >> i bring this up because it touches on something a lot of people have been talking a

— paperwork. 0k, adam, good to talk to you and thanks for _ paperwork. 0k, adam, good to talk to youg in there. the latest government figures show that in the uk, a further 1245 people have died from covid—i9. another 29,079 have tested positive for the virus. the total number of deaths within 28 days of positive test now stands at 104,371. one of the consequences of the coronavirus lockdown is that enquiries about egg freezing at fertility clinics across the country are estimated to have jumped by about 50%. that's compared to the same period last year. so what explains the dramatic rise? it seems many women, especially in those in their late 30s, have realised they need to take steps to have their eggs frozen in case they wish to have a child in the future, and it's been difficult to start relationships during lockdown. south west london. well, we can speak now to professor geeta nargund, who's the founder and medical director of create fertility, which runs fertility clinics across england and wales. she joins us live from south west london. thank you so much forjoining us, profes

i'm hoping that, adam, good friend _ think so. i'm hoping that, adam, good friend of— think so. think so. i'm hoping that, adam, good friend of mine, said - think so. i'm hoping that, adam, good friend of mine, said we - think so. i'm hoping that, adam, good friend of mine, said we will| good friend of mine, said we will fight like hell, and i get it, because i still think of myself... i was raised during the reagan years, i know i don't look 50, and at 49, but i think it is just incredible. —— | but i think it is just incredible. —— i look 49. as you know, i support impeachment and i lost because of conspiracy theories and i thought it so hard, the hostility towards me was so visceral. it was hate. i think it is just interesting that the more i try to use facts, the more anger i seem to create and listen, i try to be very kind and very nice to individuals, but i do use facts and i think people have a tough time with that right now you are seeing it with rudy giuliani, he is getting a piece of that too and i think you have a lot of that right now. i think it will cause more ange

adam. good to meet you. good to meet you all. >> at this this part of your staff or family? [inaudible] >> that's great. you did a great job. you make a difference. okay. are we ready? right in over here over her shoulder. and again. three, two, one. thank you. >> senator, congratulations. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] karen says hi. >> thank you. keep up the great work. senator, good to see you. congratulations. raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, both foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you will take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations, senator. it is my honor. >> look straight ahead and we will get a picture. [inaudible] >> and again. three, two, one. thank you. do you have any family? bring them up. [inaudible conversations]

adam, good to talk to you. nalysts who have written on this are thinking it will be about $1 trillion. this is a starting point. what will get the job done? adam: thank you for having me. i think those analysts are underestimating what biden is going to get. in terms of an ideal design, most of what is in this package is very useful. the state and local government aid. the money for vaccines, education. the part htat is more dubious is the $2000 per person. that is not as necessary and useful. that will be the most politically sticky part. they might constrain more on what income you could have before you are cut out from that, which would be fine. it will come closer to $1.4 trillion. let's not forget when we are talking hundreds of billions of dollars, those are significant differences. guy: on the screen right now, we are calling at one point $9 trillion in stimulus. the stimulus may come further down the road we will get the unveiling of the infrastructure program, how big is the stimulus need to be? the irs

interesting i love directing yet it's in the courts to a baby write a love it love doing it you know adam good man on 3618 on twitter how do you feel about one flew over the cuckoo's nest decades later what a great movie. true genius and artist i love working with him he's very you know the whole idea of the movie was i had a great time doing it and i feel terrific about it it was kirk douglas is properly right actually good a michael kirk did it on broadway and right he the sixty's and i did off broadway in 1970. and michael got it made in 1974. that was something that was a hell of a movie you know just a terrific and they even watch it today i have a lot more hair i was thinner and the hated anyone more than the nurse i had the big nurse was like a real beotch bobby no son on facebook you directed and starred in the classic dark comedy film the war of the roses you have any special memories or reflections from your work on that movie well it's how i found that movie ok michael leeson who wrote it. a good friend won out of the book born alledge the book. michael and i worked on taxi he was a

i adams, great to have you on. good luck. adams, great to have you on. utting down events and gatherings, one tournament is ploughing on. tennis players from across the world have flown to melbourne for the australian open that begins on sunday — but their experience has been very different to normal. here's grigor dimitrov, ranked 19th in the world. making the most out of it. i was one of the fortunate ones that was on a flight that didn't have any cases. so, you know, trying to make the most out of it. getting out there, playing some hours, getting some air, i think, is pretty much the most important thing right now. it's vital for us to keep on moving, to keep on, you know, getting to be as solidified on the opportunities that we get on every single day. and, yeah, just going one day at a time. it's very different. clearly i would say... i want to say that it's going to be ok, because i'm being supportive as much as i can. and i definitely feel for the players that have to be in their room for a couple of weeks. and that's definitely unpleasant. i mean

adam: good morning and thank you for having me.urrent circumstances, they are very uncertain. right now we are in the midst of the second wave of the pandemic, and we need to weigh visibility before we make any judgments, and this is the statement that the board has made in the full-year report. francine: how much are you expecting to actually distribute to shareholders, if it all goes to plan? adam: this is, as i said before, too early to judge. we believe that we left 2020 in a healthy and robust financial position, but we are sort of all fighting a second wave of the pandemic here. we will await further visibility on how the situation will develop. francine: i know with store closures, it is basically 250 stores left, but that is i think what you said last quarter. is there a feeling that you will have to shut more stores if the pandemic or if the lockdowns exceed what we have at the moment? adam: it is the same indication we gave after third quarter. it is a dynamic target. we both see that the stores play an important role on

adam schiff will also be with us. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning.nd welcome to "face the nation." tensions are running high here in washington and all around the country as president donald trump's term comes to an end and biderm as pridentnt joe liticatimes before in our history, n these. we begin with jeff pegues. >> reporter: margaret, the law enforcement presence that is in place right now is unprecedented. and u.s. officials tell us the greatest threat to this event is coming from domestic violent extremists. that is, americans seeking to harm fellow americans. there has been heightened security in washington since the deadly attack on the capitol by violent extremists on january 6th. new footage released this morning by "the new yorker" magazine shows more evidence the capitol police were undermanned and overwhme m of attackers, some of whom made it into the senate chamber. they photographed papers in a binder on a desk appearing to belong to texas republican senator ted cruz. >> i think we're good. [yelling] >> reporter: so rioters appear int

adam, good morning to you. of course on chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes now that he's out of the concussion protoc protocol, but is there still reason to be concerned about his health and performance here? >> good morning, whit. i'd say this, the concussion right now doesn't seem to be as problematic and worrisome as the foot injury that he suffered last week against the cleveland browns in which he was limping around later in game. he's cleared through concussion protocol. hi seems to be doing okay on that end. the question will be how much movement withis they know they won't know how he'll respond until there's an actual pass rush at him. that will be something to watch later today, whit. >> the entire offense follows around mahomes, so what can we expect from the matchup between the chiefs and the bills in this game? >> look, we know the chiefs are trying to repeat as super bowl champions, but this is the buffalo bills here trying to get back to super bowl and win the first super bowl in franchise histor

meteorologist adam klotz has the full forecast for us. good afternoon, adam.good afternoon, mike. more snow is on the way. really going to spread out for more folks. think of today the beginning on the east coast and lingering into tonight and then tomorrow before kind of winding down for us on tuesday. still, though, snowfalls from dc, mid-atlantic stretching midwest and snowfalling from the system in the chicago area also. no surprise here. we have winter storm watches and warnings across the entire region. back across northern indiana and portion of the chicago-land area. that will begin to taper off for them. here is our future forecast. you see that settling overnight tonight and taking you to monday morning, you start to see heavy snow across new york city. stretching down to the philadelphia area through the day on monday. a lot of snow is going to fall. eventually you get into tuesday and particularly late on tuesday, you will be on the backside of the system, colder air behind it but we are clearing off as far as the snowfall goes at that point. how m

adam: good morning. lemonis: i'm marcus. adam: adam. lemonis: nice to meet you.dmen west hollywood. lemonis: adam bierman is medmen's co-founder and c.e.o. do i call that a pot store or marijuana store? adam: you can call it whatever you want. i call it the future. lemonis: wow, this place is cool! it was definitely not what i expected. medmen was open, airy, and modern -- nothing seedy about it. adam: there's no bars on the windows. there's no guy with a gun at the front. you're walking in, we're open to the community. lemonis: i like the design. there were ipads everywhere loaded with information right next to gizmos that let you see and smell before you buy. adam: this allows the consumer to actually see it through a magnifying glass, to smell it through a little door that slides open there. lemonis: this door right here? adam: yeah. so, you would actually stick your nose in there. lemonis: i caught a whiff of madmen's strategy -- more style, less stigma. was it just window dressing, or would it entice customers to actually pay more? have you ever been in a ca

adam, good morning! it's great to see you.ys when you worked for harry reid and i was covering the senate. so thank you for getting up early to talk to everyone. and i just want to help people understand a little bit big picture, because you know, we heard from durbin and schumer, and it's a lot of talk about these legislative questions down in the weeds. but the reality is, and you write about this in your book, the filibuster, which used to be a thing people thought of as, you know, what jimmy stewart did in the movies, going down to the senate floor and talking and talking and talking because he wanted to take a chance to object to something for the good of the country, has changed into something else entirely in the intervening decades, to the point that we've gotten -- it is so incredibly hard to get anything done. and that really is the question -- how should the senate actually function? how should they move joe biden's agenda or not? so, take us through what you know about how the senate functions, how mitch mcconnell

jordan adams. >> good afternoon and thank you for this opportunity to speak before you. name is jordan adams, i have taught history and government to high school students for several years and now i work at hill still college training and advising history teachers in public schools. ,. i anne anne anne have neither love for america's story north students uppermost in mind instead they pursue absurdly simplistic expectations like systemic exploitation. such concepts blend them to the truths, to which is our reality in the past, they use these theories as tools to tear down their country, manipulate your students are both. nor do these historians want anne their students to -- grappling with the complexity and forming their own judgments about it. they do not respect the inherent human dignity of each student, just as they do not see the dignity and humanity and mixture of good and bad of america's heroes and great historical figures. instead, they rub their students of their heritage, of their birthright, their ability to understand accurately the origins of the world in

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ok, adam, always good _ to loads of travellers. ok, adam, always good to — to loads of travellers. t us president to be impeached twice. he's been charged with "incitement of insurrection" over last week's assault on congress by his supporters. our us correspondent barbara plett usher has the story. the resolution is adopted without objection and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. so ended a week like no other in washington with the astonishing collapse of donald trump's final days in office. lawmakers returned to a capitol transformed, thousands of national guard troops there to protect them from the loyal supporters of the departing president who had stormed congress. the people's house looks like a war zone. the debate to impeach the president for inciting the violence was sharp and emotional. the president must be impeached and i believe that the president must be convicted by the senate. a constitutional remedy that will ensure that the republic will be safe from this man who has been so resolutely determined to tear down the things that we hold dear. and that hol

let's get more from our chief political correspondent, adam fleming. good morning, adam.er this is an essentialjourney, as nick mentioned, the true purpose of the visit. michael gove was asked whether he thought borisjohnson was actually an asset in scotland, an interesting question!— actually an asset in scotland, an interesting question! yeah, whisper it because even _ interesting question! yeah, whisper it because even some _ interesting question! yeah, whisper it because even some of— interesting question! yeah, whisper it because even some of the - interesting question! yeah, whisper it because even some of the people j it because even some of the people on the same side as the prime minister when it comes to the debate about the union are not super enthusiastic about him being there, because he is not necessarily super popular north of the border. at least that is some people's assessment. nicola sturgeon saying he is not welcome there is a bit of health but also a big dose of politics, as well. the prime minister is mixing health and politics today, too, because he

gop congressman adam kinzinger. goodyou too. >> now, brother, i am not objective on you, and i've never said that i am because from not just your service to the country in the military before, but you have been a fair broker ever since you have got in there, and i have tested you all kinds of ways. and you're showing right now why i believe that you're a fair broker. you called for the 25th amendment. i don't know that that's your greatest move, one, because it's not in the control of congress. you know there's no will from pence and the people around him, and you could argue it's for physical incapacity. impeachment -- do you believe that that would be a death sentence for you politically, or is it something you would be open to because it would be the only potential avenue of removal? >> look, i don't think -- i mean it's definitely something i'd be open to. i'll do what's right, okay? period. especially when it comes to even in gravity of the moment we're in. you know, when i called for the 25th amendment, you know, t

jerome adams on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> governor newsom has announced a $4 billion plan to help businesses survive this pandemic. this is part of a state budget proposal the governor is expected to unveil on friday. the plan includes more than $1 billion for immediate relief for small businesses, tax credits for new hires and a major jobs package that includes apprenticeships, housing development and green jobs. and some good news for small businesses in san francisco. a fee waiver totalling $5 million was just approved for restaurants and entertainment venues. this helps with costs like permit fees, business registration fees and taxes. >>> don't be surprised if you see a lot of people buying lottery tickets today. tonight's powerball jackpot is up to $410 million. the mega millions jackpot is growing after no one matched all the numbers last night, but someone in brentwood got pretty close. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the chevron on lone tree way. how are you doing? >> good morning. we're having the best time telling people out here the good news that

he had a cabinet that rivals washington had quincy adams' a good secretary of treasury if not a good loyalist to monroe. and he really made the most of making good judgments, taking good people for the jobs. and he was very deliberate for the doctrines may be the best example. he's no sooner elected president and congress is pushing henry clay to the united states to recognize the new south american latin american republics. under texas time. he waits until the moment is just right will he believes the country strong enough on his own is developed enough of a good relationship with great britain and thereby the british navy to make that announcement. >> or the good examples of his judgment think i'm certain your book is a choice of life partner in elizabeth, his wife. very clear he's essential to his personal life and political life. can you give us a bit of a sense of who his wife elizabeth was in what she played on the national and international stage? >> sure i'd be happy to that is a great question. monroe marries up. meets are in new york while the american government is there.

adam kinzinger. joining us, former republican senator jeff flake of arizona. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> is it your view, is it your fear that it will be more of the same? i mean, the republican national committee just met last night and the chair, mcdaniel was unanimously re-elected to her position. president trump seems to still be the leader of that party. is it your view that very little will change after all of this? >> i think things will change. if this event has done anything, i think it did accelerate the movement away from the president and hopefully away from trumpism. this was cataclismic in terms of damage to a party. and whether the president is impeached or not, again, i hope

jerome adams on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> governor newsom has announced a $4 billion plan to help businesses survive this pandemic. this is part of a state budget proposal the governor is expected to unveil on friday. the plan includes more than $1 billion for immediate relief for small businesses, tax credits for new hires and a major jobs package that includes apprenticeships, housing development and green jobs. and some good news for small businesses in san francisco. a fee waiver totalling $5 million was just approved for restaurants and entertainment venues. this helps with costs like permit fees, business registration fees and taxes. >>> don't be surprised if you see a lot of people buying lottery tickets today. tonight's powerball jackpot is up to 4$410 million. the mega millions jackpot is growing after no one matched all the numbers last night, but someone in brentwood got pretty close. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the chevron on lone tree way. >> we had fun this morning getting to tell the employee here that they sold a ticket worth 2$2.3 million.

way over to the mr russia gate himself vs the us representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start naturally donald trump jr yes the dom's own son got in on the game to even name dropping orwell as he wrote we are living orwell's 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big tack and what's left is only there for a chosen few. yes a chosen few like donald.

the way over to mr russia gate himself vs the us representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start. naturally donald trump jr yes the don's own son got in on the game too even name dropping or well as he wrote we are living orwell's 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big tack and what's left is only there for a chosen few. yes a chosen few like donald trump jr himself who made the previous statement i just quoted on twitter yes so it's pretty speeches in america today under attack by an orwellian political and social culture do these silicon valley conglomerates now control the very fates of our lives and of our very precious 1st amendment or is both the right and the left giving way too much power to the likes of mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey because well we need someone to blame besides donald trump for all of our ills and honestly why the hell is sean hannity and anderson cooper getting into a fi

yes the us representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start naturally donald trump jr you.

adams. and my goodness, the correspondence between adams and his wife, abigail, they drop allusions if not outright quotations from shakespeare left and right as if it was nothing. so, in particular with adams, you see someone who is concerned about constitution-making having balance. and this is what precisely you lack in the history plays in shakespeare. we see the problems of not having, say, a written constitution, lacking consent, you know, prerogatives of whether lords or the royal family that are unwritten, that these are things that lead to a contest for political legitimacy. the only play, i believe, where england is at peace with itself and with its neighbors is king lear. right? and so in lear, you've got this play that sets itself up, not in terms of what would make for good rule, but what would make for a legitimate succession. who will follow lear? it's at least implicitly one of the themes of that great play. and what adams and i believe the founders drew from a playwright who did not write about democracies was precisely the lessons that we need to have to make sure that power, whet

way over to the mr russia gate himself vs the us representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start naturally donald trump jr yes the dom's own son got in on the game to even name dropping orwell as he wrote we are living orwell's 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big tack and what's left is only there for a chosen few. yes a chosen few like donald trump jr himself who made that previous statement i just quoted on twitter yes so it's pretty speeches in america today under attack by an orwellian political and social culture do these silicon valley conglomerates now control the the very fates of our lives and of our very precious 1st amendment or is both the right and the left giving way too much power to the likes of mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey because well we need someone to blame besides donald trump for all of our ills and honestly why the hell is sean hannity and anderson cooper getting into a

media, when twitter user says president biden is right, green infrastructure produces jobs but adam makes a goodl you have another one lined up, that is so true. these green energy jobs the biden administration are promising might not be coming down the pipeline for another few years so what do people do in the meantime. >> not like they leave on friday and clean energy a job is waiting on monday. these are mittens that keep on giving. >> we have more bernie sanders mittens but this is a positive update, no matter what side of the aisle you sit on politically this meme of bernie sanders has raised almost $2 million for charitable causes in vermont like meals on wheels, feeding children i think that should say and other causes so good stuff here. all that money coming in because they started to sell merchandise on their website with that meme on it. jillian: it will be with us forever. carley: it is more about his expression in my opinion. jillian: a minute ago todd was cracking up. carley: a lot of people will like this. this rock is going viral on social media because it looks -- can you believ

the first defeat of an incumbent of what was called the election, the revolution of 1800 john adams when good to be in our growth? it was a pretty low moment for our country and chairperson as we know said we are all republicans and we are all federalists of the two parties. he claims a the unifying role and they certainly and i know we have heard biden do that up until now but i think it's also the case that i'd will want to use this to point towards urgent action, urgent action not like the pandemic but urgent action on restoring constitutional government in the united states. he's got to address in some ways the insurrection, the assault the white nationalist fight that took place on the spot on the western front of the capitol where he will be taking his oath of office. he is the duty to speak to those things and i think we will all be listening. the speeches are great but where to crisis everyone pays a lot of attention. >> this is indeed a crisis. >> i found myself disheartened as many other americans when i witnessed the insurrection of the capitol. probably in terms of president-elect

. >> good afternoon president brandon. vice president adams. i'm the executive director of young community developers who is subcontractor of r.d.j. enterprises. i strongly urge commissioners to adopt this resolution. i like to say congrats to our fellow organization colleagues and larkin street up for being awarded. >> you should be commended for this investment as we all know that the only way our young people facing these barriers will be successful in supporting themselves and retaining housing and being successful adults living and working in the bay area will these investments. thank you all so much for your vision. i thank stephanie for her wonderful partnership and i look forward to doing this work. thank you. >> president brandon: thank you. next caller please. >> hi. i'm program manager at workforce development. i want to say thank you for the consideration. i'm speaking on behalf of awarding larkin street an r.d.j. this grant as we both are organizations working towards helping young people. as you know, it definitely takes a village

adam: good morning, guys.nter storm watches and warnings across this entire region, and because it's such a slow mover, that's why you end up seeing so much slow. this is the future forecast, it runs you through sunday all the way through monday and tuesday. you're still looking at the back side of this system dropping snow across portions of new england. this is going to stick with us a little while. maybe a half a foot in washington, d.c., getting up to a foot in philadelphia, close to it here in new york city. i think if you're a little farther inland, there's going to be areas across pennsylvania, new jersey, connecticut where we're looking at a good foot of snow, maybe a foot and a half. a real major winter storm system we'll be watching the next couple of days. back out to you guys. will: thanks so much, adam. anyone remember occupy wall street? rising up against the so-called 1%? if well, the cause is gaining an unlikely supporter in the wage of the gamestop trading scandal. who's that? who's supporting

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adams to help. benjamin franklin is a constant diplomat and -- that he had been wearing when he was humiliated in front of parliament in 1770. for and he had a good experience in paris during the war. but john adams was thoroughly anti-french. adams grumbled a policy of french foreign ministers the count of rushing against united states was exclusive to how adam describes it, to keep his hand under our chin from preventing us from drowning, but not to lift our heads above the water. adams is very suspicious of the french, and their motives and the desire to keep the united states under their thumb. he was convinced that the count and his wife for hosting this dinner to get him to put down his guard. she made me sit next to her on her right hand, and it was remarkably attentive to me the whole time. that count who sat opposite, was constantly calling out to me to know what i was with the and to offer me cake, madeira etc. they weren't is being good hosts while offering him wine, making conversation. it was a plot to reveal the american negotiation strategy. adams was a descendant of puritans. he was proud to triumph over this temptation. to not re

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