adams. very helpful, to say the least. >> a couple of other points, i'm not sure to how familiar you are with parking issues. i run a parking lot that i keep secret. i don't want people to know that. >> it is not secret anymore. [laughter] commissioner o'connor: i don't see it in all parking lots, but you all by legislative code, supposed to install a computerized money credit card machine. these cost $15,000. they are not cheap. that is a lot of money to me. that is something that the city has asked of parking lot attendants. i do not know to what degree they are compliant. >> the city takes 25% tax of parking lots. i think supervisor mirkarimi was trying to get it to go to 38% or 35%. i think it lost, shockingly. so there is a lot. those are pretty heavy burdens. i dunno about burton's, but that is a pretty heavy request for the city to make. i would love to have their real person there and i would definitely have a real person there. with the machine, i don't have an attendant. i think th

my question is about john adams. how many years did you spend with john researching and writing and what was the best part of it? was there something that you discovered that was a complete surprise? >> i spent seven years working on john adams. and the best part of it was that both he and abigail not only wrote letters and diaries, they poured out their hearts, their innermost feelings, their worries, their frustrations, their anger, their doubt, their affection for each other in those letters as very few men and women ever have. and if they'd done nothing but write the letters, our indebtedness to them would be enormous. there's no better window on life in 18th century american family or 18th century american couple than the letters of john and abigail adams and their families all continued in the same tradition. the letters of abigail and john adams are all in the massachusetts historical society. as are the letters and diaries and papers of their distinguished son, john quincy adams, enumerable diplomats, writers

go ahead, adam, defend this, go ahead.laughter] >> two things, one, the volt was on the drawing boards for years, nothing to do with the obama administration. >> it should have stayed on the drawing board. >> and furthermore, i covered the technology industry where companies release whacky products all the time, that are different from the competition, and some succeed, most fail. and that should be-- >> and you are astutely so like for apple. i can't believe that, by the way. >> thanks, neil. but did you know better than anyone here, that this on paper was a disaster, debuted as a disaster and continues to be funded as a disaster, something that would have never done. in fact, apple can charge a premium for its products because people want them so much. this thing could be cut to $100 and i guarantee you, americans would say, no, no. >> but i have seen apple introduce swaps, neil, i'm looking forward to talking to that when the book comes out. >> neil: but never subsidized by a u.s. taxpayers. >> an unusual situation with

adam is a pretty big deal in this investigation. >> coming up, when the cops do sweep adam up, i get an opportunity to talk to him. to tap into the mind of a criminal. >> i will die in prison. very point blank, end of story. >> and criminals keep coming to the storefront. >> it's going to be -- yes. >> so this just happened today? >> yes. >> when "vegas undercover raw" continues. >>> the storefront fencing operation, a sting run by the las vegas police department, stays open for a little less than a year. when the cops close up shop, they round up all the criminals they caught. and that's when i confront them, including adam isaacson. chris hansen with "dateline" nbc. how you doing? we're doing a story on this investigation that the vegas metro police did. we were able to talk to some of the people arrested in the sting. both as they were being brought in, but also later, actually in the local jail. adam is actually interviewed at the police station after his arrest. so he's in an interrogation room, and he's under arrest. can you tell me how you got mixed up in the middle of all of

garden's piece in the cemetery here, his monument memorial to clover adams, the wife of henry adams, missteer yows looking figure with a shawl over the head which is also to be seen in a duplicate version at the national portrait gallery. the great statue of general shemman at 59th street across from the plaza hotel in new york is also saint gardens work, the greatest equestrian stay -- statue in america. here's a boy who was a shoe maker's son, and he did, indeed, desire to excel, and he did, indeed, excel, and he did bring it home, and i want to read you something that he wrote. years after when he was coming back from paris after completing the sherman statue. he wrote writing to his friend, will lowe, a very good american paints who was in paris with him, "dear old fellow, i've had a wonderful experience in paris, and it's been surprising in many respects, one of which is to find out how much of american i am. i belong in america, he continued. that is my home. he was ready to come home, and he felt he was coming home with the best that was in him which wouldn't have been possibl

adam was three.him to a doctor in mexico who injected stem cells with no idea whether they would work. >> judy susser: we both decided that in the severity of his condition that we'd have to try it. >> pelley: apparently there was no harm and no miracle. >> susser: the progress that he made after that was minimal at best, and therefore we didn't see any good coming out of it. >> pelley: today, people like the sussers can find hundreds of sophisticated web sites offering stem cell treatments for every hopeless disease. >> susser: i see how people are preyed upon by hucksters and charlatans. and people who have a special child don't need any more expense, don't need any more heartache, and don't need any more false promises. they need the truth and they need hope. >> pelley: to help us learn the truth about the illicit stem cell industry, the susser's agreed to work with us in an investigation of one stem cell laboratory. we focused on stem tech labs of ecuador because it offers cures for cerebral pals

congratulations, commissioner adams. president o'brien: next item, please. >> commissioners, you warare now on ite 11, election of the vice- president to the small business commission. it requires a motion and vote. the same procedures will be followed. president o'brien: do we have any other nominations? commissioner clyde? commissioner clyde: i would like to nominate kathleen dooley for vice president. president o'brien: commissioner o'connoriley? commissioner riley: i like to nominate commissioner o'brien to vice president. >president o'brien: nominee statements. commissioner dooley: i think my record is quite clear. i began my experience with this commission, i worked to bring the problems of ada lawsuits to this commission. i hope to continue further in any way i can to help small businesses to maintain themselves as a strong force. i have also worked very hard with small business corridors to help protect them from outside interests that would not allow them to continue in their strong role as community leaders. th

she is the newest member of the adam 100 pod.ecluded unit for four of the most dangerous women in the maricopa jail system. >> i might look all sweet and innocent and stuff, but when it comes down to it, i can be tough if i have to be. >> lopez was placed in adam 100 after a violent assault on another inmate. >> i don't think i have ever really lost a fight. like lost where i can say yeah, she got me. >> she is also considered a high security risk to staff because her alleged crime involved the shooting death of a phoenix police officer, attempting to arrest her and her boyfriend. >> it was a check cashing scam gone bad. >> lopez distracted the officer, giving her boyfriend the opportunity to shoot him. >> in the state of arizona, if you are committing a felony when a murder happens, you get charged with it too. >> the murder hit close to home. the victim was a former detention officer here. >> he was more than an officer for me and a lot of people. he was a good friend. a very, very good friend. young. young kids. he had a lot o

that's a phrase from henry adams, by the way. and they think they're the, you know, as adam says in virginia, all geese are swans. and they think they're going to dominate. and all of a sudden, right away, this new england, new york merchant class is emerging to displace them. and what's going on? what is a conspiracy theory anyway? a conspiracy theory is a simplistic, semispiritualistic explanation for events that you otherwise don't understand. what's happening to virginians? they're all going to bankruptcy. both madison and jefferson went bankrupt. monroe does, too. the only one would doesn't is washington among the majors. slavery is not working. if you look at george washington's plantation towards the end of his life, he has 319 slaves. at any given time less than 100 of them are working. >> and also tobacco isn't working. >> tobacco destroyed the soil. he's already switched from tobacco, has washington by this time. but the tobacco economy and the tide water is like it's a one way ticket to bankruptcy. and so they all -- a

adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

first, let me get my business partner, adam carolla. hi, adam. >> hi, jimmy. if you don't mind me saying so, you look extra handsome today. >> jimmy: i don't mind you saying that at all. i guess that's h.d. video conferencing for you. let's get guillermo on the line here, too. hello, guillermo? >> hola. >> hola, guillermo. como esta? >> estoy bien. did you know with gotomeeting, is so easy, you can join a meeting with just one click? even from a mobile device? >> jimmy: oh. it almost looks like you're reading. but, no. i didn't know that. >> well, you can. dumbass. >> jimmy: all right. let's get this meeting going. i hereby call this meeting to order. on the agenda today, new ideas for the show. guillermo, what do you have? >> i don't have nothing. >> jimmy: all right. adam, what do you have? >> yeah. i don't have anything either, boss. >> jimmy: all right. good meeting. adjourned. >> dicky: visit gotomeeting.com to try it free for 30 days. >> jimmy: "jimmy kimmel live" is back in two minutes, with ben mckenzie, music from mindless behavior and elizabeth banks

first, here is adam caskey. good morning, adam. >> good morning. be warm out o there. above average. 25 in leesburg. warmer in winchester, 45.

. >> neil: go ahead, adam. >> no, neil, i disagree with everyone has said. because you put your finger on something here, neil, which is that the republican party is completely inconsistent on the subject of capitalism. by the way, the democrats are, too. what's really going on here is that the establishment e at least the democrats are-- >> i days agree. >> neil: let me in i want to be clear and maybe i wasn't. that you have a couple of the candidates saying that newt gingrich was right. i think rick perry joined him in that attack and even though unts hadman divorced himself from it and santorum said it was overkill. it's not a consistent message. i know it's an election year, but even among the candidates and beyond, there is a sense that republicans aren't on the same page. continue. >> to my point, philosophically, the establishment democrats and republicans are far closer to each other in their support of capitalism than the left, far left which hates capitalism and the fair right which heats capitalism, too, and that's what you're calling out and the

adam wiley with adam bell joining us from davvenport, florida.s for joining us and thanks for your service. what was scarier, serving overseas or that ride? >> that ride. i did not know what to expect. >> you asked for the countdown and you didn't get it. why did you think the countdown would have helped? >> like my morale and everything and if i know when i'm psyched in the head. >> when you saw adam screaming, what were you thinking? >> i had no idea that his entire head was going to turn into a mouth, that's for sure. i was actually choking and crying at the same time on this ride. >> what do your fellow service members say when they see this video, because i'm sure they've seen it? >> they're probably laughing so hard right now. >> the best video ever they've seen. >> did you have words with the ride conductor afterwards and say, dude, what happened to the countdown? >> he almost jumped the ride conductor when we got off. >>> i think i have found the single garment that has required the most number of workers to make it happen. this is a gold

but i do want to push back against an idea that adam was advancing, although adam i'm a huge fan of yoursough adam i'm a huge fan of yours. there's a little bit of a fatalism in what you were showing that crises are inevitable we can't rely on regulation to save us. of course that's true. i'm hearing that a lot from wall street right now, and i don't think that's an accident. i think that is a line that wall street is pedalinging right now to make us throw up our hands no regulatory framework is perfect so don't bother it. that's a mistake. i would draw a parallel with driving and cars. car accidents are inevitable and people will die in car accidents. that's a tragedy. it don't mean we give up. we still have seat belts. we have airbags. we have speeding limits. we need the same attitude towards banks. accept regulation isn't perfect. but also try to make it better. >> keep on trying until we succeed. good to talk to you all. what a great conversation. i guess we're keeping the banks. >> you will be relieved to hear that. >> if you haven't read adam's article, go look it up. chris has got

adam caskey was yelling hur rah. has the yule log fired up this morning. >> it is cold in this corner of the studio. i have a the -- the yule log. wind chills this afternoon will be in the teens. very cold today especially as the increases. 29 right now in washington, 28 in martinsburg, 25 in gaithersburg. low 30's this afternoon, near freezing for the afternoon high. more snow flurries, like yesterday and even into tomorrow. the westerly winds in excess of 30 miles an hour at times will make it feel like the teens this afternoon. mid 30's tomorrow, still a few snow flurries, limited sunshine. towards friday, low 50's. warming up a little towards the end of the week and into the weekend. >>> the commute is great. no surprises right now between richmond and baltimore along interstate 95. rush hour starting between 95 northbound in virginia out of fredericksburg headed to the marine base. inside the beltway looks good on 395 to the 14th street bridge. all clear on 95 on the maryland side of town between washington and

>> adam caskey, it is wonderful right now. talking about things rolling nicely.t is well treated major arteries. virginia with in road services look they aren't pretty good now. for us right no problems to report right now. it is good in maryland along 27070. -- to 70 and 70. if you do your part you'll be okay. degreesis 32 outside spirit >> the race for the white house missteps florida. when the republican candidates debate. look that moment on the campaign trail. >> prepare for more delays. campaign trail. >> prepare for more delays. how are you crazy? i would never go out without my covergirl. i want to look natural, not naked! but look! with covergirl, all you need is 3 little things to make beauty powerful for you. lashblast for voluptuous volume, lashblast for voluptuous volume, outlast -- to keep your lips beautiful and not come off if you kiss... simply ageless foundation to help you look young. see? just three. easy breezy beautifulrcovergirl. ♪ >> the badge of government and a will open latels icy weather is. virginia and stafford county a two-hour dela

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we start with our meteorologist adam caskey. we will see some sunshine later today, right? >> just a little bit. rain through the first half of the day. we have some areas of rain right now, especially down in southern maryland. seeing the brutn ofnt of the showers. we will see a little break in the action. notice that rain in west virginia. the bulk of that moisture for later on this morning will be locally and north of the metro area. we will watch that range it throughout the first half of the day. a few sunny breaks this afternoon. -- we will watch that rain throughout the first half of the day. a little bit of a breeze today. much costlier tomorrow. it will drop back into the 30's. -- much gustier tomorrow. >> we are where we should be this morning on 395 in virginia, 66 through falls church. good shape and maryland, in and out of marythe beltway. closed before 4242. . an accident involving a tractor- trailer. they are turning traffic around. to facilitate that maneuver, they have two lanes blocked. now cynee and pamela. >> 5:01 now. our top story. lawmakers being gree

adam caskey told us the temperatures would improve.nap the past couple days, especially yesterday morning in the teens and single digits in parts of the shenandoah valley. much warmer to start the day. you still need the gloves or the kids of the bus stop. 28 in gaithersburg, 27 in martinsburg, 33 at reagan national, 34 in annapolis. temperatures will climb into the mid 40's today, warmer than the past couple days, if a light wind. dropping down to near freezing. even warmer tomorrow. the core of a warm air will be in place friday and saturday, high temperatures in the mid fifties. we could reach 60 degrees in culpeper and fredericksburg. the same story on saturday. cooling off a little on sunday into next week. >>> do i was thinking about you yesterday, adam caskey, while i was watching the wonder dog. i know that you love this weather. i am wearing 14 layard's meanwhile. who you are flying around sound just fine. here we are on 50 between the bay bridge and annapolis, moving quietly. no worries in springfield. looks good on 66. no pr

adam caskey. >> the fever will break kind of soon. take the tylenol now because a big cold front is moving in rather quickly and it will be here later tonight and it will have a profound impact on temperatures the next few days. a great time lapse. damascus -- look at the damp conditions and the lingering rain. then the clouds clear rather quickly and now fair amount of sunshine. we picked up over an inch of rain across most of our sites in parts of the viewing area. 52 in arlington, 51 chevy chase, 55 in stafford and remington. temperatures in south of the metro will likely hit or exceed the 60 degree mark, locally a thing in the upper 50's. the chance of a spread of this evening but as the cold front hits tonight, we will likely have a few areas of rain and maybe even snow moving through town. i will talk more about that and the colder air ahead of us, coming up. >> thanks, adam. turning to the latest in both 2012 another really busy day on the campaign trail in south carolina. mitt romney held a rally early this morning. once again

i'm adam may, thank you for joining us.ight now, road conditions are getting worse. >>> wjz is live tonight with weather coverage. bernadette woods is tracking it. first. >> the moisture of these roads is turning these roads into ice. a long night is ahead ready to battle nasty roads in the city. >> it's like the back roads like this that are really bad. they haven't been paved. >> the state's first winter storm with the first round of ice and it could be worse. >> the biggest concern is that everything will refreeze and temperatures drop. >> the overnight hours when temperatures go below 20 is when there's patrols for the icy spots. >> several accidents were reported throughout saturday. >> there were crazy accidents, bad traffic. went around the corner and went in. >> transportation officials warn low speeds are crucial as the meltdown happens. even if the street looks clear, it's probably not. >> any moisture on the ground could freeze. >> here in the city, crews are responding to 311 calls. that's the number to call. yo