adams, he told the judge writing back to him, adams has a heart formed a friendship. susceptible at its finest feelings, is humane generous and open. warm to friendly accountants or perhaps rather implacable for those he thinks his enemies. once adam felt at ease with someone, you could be much more jovial and open then jefferson . more revealing of his feelings. as saul suggested, people who got to know him well found and utterly likable. his candor, his unvarnished honesty, he won their hearts. >> these qualities of forthrightness did not work well in public. adams neverquite learned to tailor his remarks to his audience in the way jefferson did. consequently, he lacked jefferson's expert political skills . the two men at even more fundamental differences. jefferson was anna chris aristocratic planner and well-connected slaveholder. he patriarch, as he called himself. in a hierarchal slaveholding society, he carried land and slaves from his father and acquired more slaves from his father-in-law. the early 1770s, he had become one of the wealthiest planners in all of

john quincy adams? john quincy adams and henry clay did have a little bargain he threw his electoral votes to john wednesday so he could become president and clay became secretary of state and john quincy adams never became public with that. is that we were referring to i think? [applause] >> every month for the past 20 years nonfiction authors has joined us in the "in-depth" program in 2018 we are changing course and have invited 12 fiction authors onto the set of historical fiction national security social commentators their books have been read by millions around the country and around the world. if you are a reader plan to join us with an interactive program the first sunday of every month to call in talking directly to your favorite authors >> good evening welcome to the kansas city public library. his second

charles: adam? >> so i don't think it shows anything. what we already knew about donald trump as charlie pointed out that he's a pretty good television performer and he was a very good television performer during this session. he in fact stuck to the script the whole time which was to appear presidential. once upon a time he promised that he would be presidential all the time and he needs to do it for more than 55 minutes. charles: i think, you know maybe president's idea of presidential is different than adams and he thinks he is the president so whatever he does by default is presidential and by the way, i'm not sure that that was scripted okay? it felt like to me more of a business meeting not a reality tv show where you bounce ideas off of each other and you try to come to some sort of conclusion and agreements. ben: well i think everything that a tv personality has on tv take it from a person that's been a tv personality for a long time is scripted and to some extent at least it's scripted in y

adams was humiliated. and the break between the two former friends so angry and so bitter if used -- refused to attend. 4:00 a.m. the date that they were and not graded. the only president that has ever done that. i think it's amazing and that that the two men became friends they have a lot in common. there were both members of the continental congress. both were members ministers abroad. and no doubt they agreed on the rightness of that. i think the thing that really makes them come together is that both of them have a bit of hatred for alexander hamilton. despite all that the two patriot leaders were very different from one another. i think they were divided on every fundamental way. in temperament and their ideas of government and their assumptions about human nature and their notions of society and their attitudes towards religion. and in their conception of america. every single thing that mattered they differed from one another. of course they were physically very different. tall and reddish blond ha

neil: adam what do you think adam? adam: well, i agree essentially with charlie and with ben. i think -- neil: i am so out of here. >> [laughter] adam: it is, well it's childish to just say we're not going to spend miss money any more because you're being mean to us. we have goals and one of our -- neil: but harboring people who kill us is more than being mean to us. >> harboring bin laden. adam: i know, but -- ben: we don't know what would happen if we didn't. neil: adam sorry we're jumping on you. adam: i think it would be very dangerous for us to just say okay do you know what? we don't like this role of being a global any more because we're just not going to do it any more we do. i mean it's reasonable we do need to spend money on things at home. that's true but if we take this step, there's no going back easily losing our influence that we have right now. charles: you know it's just a shame. it's not being childish adam. it's being reasonable. it's being smart. we have people in this country who are freezing at this very moment. they have no heat at home. okay how about g

adam: good morning. lemonis: i'm marcus. adam: adam. lemonis: nice to meet you.me to medmen 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

item 9-a, executive director report. >> good afternoon, president adams. vice president adams. members of the port commission. happy new year to you all. the item i'd like to update you on is the resilient by design competition. this is a non-- not-for-profit led rockefeller foundation sponsored year-long collaborative design challenge, bringing together residents, public officials and locals, national and international experts to develop 10 innovative community-based solutions that will strengthen the region's resiliency to sea level rise, severe storms, flood, etc. the teams -- there are 10 teams if 10 locations. our location has been defined as islais creek. the port is very pleased that it was selected. the city really recommended between three sites -- mission creek, fishererman's wharf and islais creek, but that was our favourite so we're very pleased that it was selected. we will learn january 11 who our design firm will be. when we do, it will be posted on our website. this will be a very collaborative process with local residents and community organisations. these desi

the truth is, no one will ever feel gerry adams's shoes.he truth is, my friends, i won't thought jerry's shoes. but the news is that i brought my own. she will ta ke is that i brought my own. she will take over officially as sinn fein president at a special party conference in three weeks. that will mark a generational shift in the party away from people who have ira connections, towards new figures to have no direct in action with the troubles. sinn fein‘s political opponents will continue to focus on the links to the ira, and sinn fein will continue to defend the ira campaign. these days the party prefers to talk about present—day politics rather than the paramilitary violence of the past. turkey has launched a new military offensive against kurdish militants in northern syria — opening a new front in the seven—year conflict there. turkish warplanes have bombed positions of the ypg, which ankara says is linked to kurds who have been fighting an insurgency in turkey for decades. mark lowen sent this update from hatay, it began today, so ca

meteorologist adam joseph tracking the latest information from accuweather. adam, what's the story. >> the story is a quick little clipper system and you can see it in the ohio valley. when you take a look at this system you say this is not a lot there and there isn't but as this progresses through the east the front that comes through here tomorrow night early wednesday will spark an ocean storm. now we don't get the ocean storm but with everything coming together we do get a quick swath of snow here mainly tomorrow night into early wednesday morning. winter weather advisories will go into effect very early tomorrow morning at 5:30 a.m. and last through 10:00 a.m. on wednesday. that's a long period of time but it is not going to snow then tire time and that advisory is mainly northern chester montgomery bucks county near exton green lane doylestown up through the lehigh valley and poconos. you will see some snow falling during the day tomorrow in the afternoon and evening but a lot of that won't stick until tomorrow night. in fact, future tracker shows 9:30

on the way tomorrow, adam. >> and it's in the form of rain, it's liquid. there's no ice, there's no mixture there's no snow but that rain will be heavy at times as temperatures have been very warm the last three days. in fact, 57 saturday. yesterday 53 degrees. so far today 60 degrees, 20 degrees above normal and after the month we've had thus far it's kind of nice to be on the north side of normal. as we look at other temperatures 62 in raleigh, 55 cincinnati so a lot of warm air up the east coast and much colder air in the northern plains. bismarck right now at 24 degrees. as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan, the system that is affecting minneapolis you saw the live shot with bob there, yes, feels like 16 degrees with that blizzard warning just south of minneapolis but that low goes to our northwest. this is our weather, that strike of rain moving through the ohio valley so rain begins just before dawn during the morning rush tomorrow for that accuweather alert. the heaviest will be 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. so it's tomorrow morning's rush. not t

whatever way you look at it, gerry adams is a substantial political figure, not gerry adams is a substantiale in these parts, but as easily, on the global stage stop the fact that he has remained leader of sinn fein for 35 years speaks to that. mary lou mcdonald is coming in now and she will represent the new face of sinn fein, and she does not have any of the baggage that gerry adams would have had, being leader of the party, and lead the rich and famous during this turbulent, troubled years. —— leader of sinn fein. mary lou mcdonald is in some ways regarded as having a clean pair of political heels. she has been a parliamentarian, a member of the european parliament in the first insta nce european parliament in the first instance but sinn fein, and then she was elected to the irish parliament, where she is a very prominent and well—regarded speaker. she is a tough parliamentarian. depending on who you speak to, some people say she is a forceful contributor, some say she is gutsy, and others say she isa say she is gutsy, and others say she is a conviction politician and that she is known to

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congressman adam schiff is the one making that accusation. we're going to talk to him in just a moment about what happened behind closed doors. but first, the mandate of this special series is to start with facts first. here is the fact of the day. someone is lying about what president trump said during that immigration meeting. democratic senator dick durbin doubled down today telling jake tapper that yes, the president called certain nations shithole countries. republican senator lindsey graham has all but confirmed it is true. here's a key fact. their stories have never changed. that matters when you're assessing reliability and credibility. you cannot say the same for senators perdue and cotton. both started by saying they could not recall if the man who should have been the focus of their attention, the president of the united states, said a fairly unforgettable word. then they both changed their story. cotton saying he didn't hear the vulgar word. perdue saying it was a gross misrepresentation. we invited both on the show. both declined

adam, what happens next? >> if three republicans are voting no and four democrats yes, this is barely going to clear 50 votes. so it won't meet the 60 vote threshold it shows that mitch mcconnell wasn't close. he couldn't get his whole republican conference to vote yes on this thing. i just underscore my point about the lack of effort. mitch mcconnell didn't try to avert the shutdown, this is on what you see in this vote is the white house and repubcans will not be able to claim that it was just the democrats who voted against this. >> exactly right. i think the fact that lindsey graham -- i'm curious of what happened to lindsey graham literally at the top of the hour when we started your show and now. because he sent out a press release saying he was going to vote in the affirmative for the c.r. so something must have happened that schumer was able to communicate in the last conversation with the president. so i would love to have been a fly on that wall and what switched his vote back to the no column. >> j

so it was a title that stung for years for adams personally. the more we know about adams the more we know he is the type of guy who would take it personally and hold on to it for a long time. it was so inflammatory that there was backlash against the author, and church actually fled boston, where it was first published, to georgia, just to escape the heat. and that backlash became a cautionary tale between south carolina representative thomas tucker and his brother st. george tucker. saint george was a lawyer who became professor of law at the college of william and mary. his brother was a representative in new york at the time. saint george had written a play, a scathing farce of a play entitled "up and ride." he wanted to share it widely. it attacked john adams' pretentious titles, pompous congressmen who sought favor, and rode around in fancy carriages. and a dangerous fight. the dangerous vice also attacked abigail adams for riding around in a kaerj at one point in the poem. apparently riding around in a carriage was really seen as part of

sinn fein has announced who will succeed gerry adams as its party president.h republic, was the only candidate for the role. mr adams emerged from northern ireland's turbulent history to become leader more than 30 years ago. ms mcdonald comes from a very different background. our ireland correspondent, chris page, has been following the story, and explained how significant the appointment was. it's been thought for some years now that mary lou mcdonald was the likely successor to gerry adams. she's been a very strong presence at mr adams‘ side at key political events recently recently. her personal politicaljourney has been very different to her predecessor, though. mr adams was brought up in west belfast, a working—class area, the crucible of the conflict in northern ireland. security sources believe he was a senior member of the ira, though he has always denied being in the organisation. mary lou mcdonald grew up in a middle—class suburb in dublin and shejoined sinn fein during the peace process, so today sinn fein confirmed she was only nominee to succeed m

mr adams is retiring after leading the republican party for more than 30 years.t has suggested the uk could get a bespoke trade deal with the european union after brexit, but again warned it could not expect full access to the single market unless it accepted its rules. in an interview to be broadcast in full on the andrew marr show tomorrow, emmanuel macron said he respected, but regretted, the brexit vote. this special way should be consistent with the preservation of the single market, and our collective trust. and you should understand that you cannot, by definition, have full access to the single market if you don't tick the box. and to get full access to the single market, you need contribution to the budgets and you have to accept freedoms are the freedoms and the four pillars, and you have to accept the jurisdiction. as soon as you decide not to obey these preconditions, it's not a full access. it's something perhaps between full access and a trade agreement. the prime minister, theresa may, has done an interview with the german newspaper " bild" in which

adam is here for cecily. let's find out where we are on the rollercoaster today? >> we are on the upswing. as we look at sky 6 live, spring mountain, one place that doesn't like warm temperatures, but we'll take a thaw every now and then. they have snow guns on. we approach another week looking good for skiing and snowboarding tomorrow and saturday. wind up today. it was stinging on the bare skin. notice many locations, observation stations showing a calm wind, lehigh valley, the shore, millville, three miles per hour. wilmington six miles per hour in reading. feels like 25 philadelphia, 26 trenton, 24 allentown. 18 in millville. teens for burkes county, specifically reading at 19-degrees. wind remain calm into the day tomorrow. the high pressure to the south and west continue to work closer as the high gets closer to you, there is no wind when the high is farther away, winds funnel around the pressure system and also with high pressure, lack of cloud cover. you see it's holding off to the north. friday, mostly sunny, much like today, lots of sun, start to finish.

after felicia and adam york's three children caught the flu, 38 year old adam caught it too. he tried to fight the virus without going to see a doctor.felicia york/wife"you just feel bad. you stay home and ride it out but it just didn't ride out for him."and that's when felicia took her husband to the hospital. felicia york/wife"we thought we would just get some medicine, get him breathing again and go home, but they ended up keeping him because his oxygen level was too low. it wouldn't come back up and so he got a hospital room and within 24 hours he went from sitting up, talking to me in the bed to tubes down his throat, and sedated and on an ecmo machine to circulate his blood and oxygenate it instead of using his lungs."adam has been in the hospital for about 10 days.felicia says this flu season really opened her eyes to just how serious this virus can be.felicia york/wife"he is sedated and they have him on a paralytic. he's pretty much in a medically induced coma. it's a little unnerving, it is. and the doctors keep saying it mutates every year and it seems the flu seaso

so it was a title that stunned for years for adams personally and the more we know about adams the more we know that he's the type of guy that wouldn't take it personally and hold onto it for a long time. it was so inflammatory that there were backlash against the author and church fled boston where it was first published to georgia just to escape the heat. that backlash became a cautionary tale between south carolina representative, thomas tutor tucker and his brother. st. george tucker was a lawyer who became a professor of law at the college of william and mary. he was a representative in new york at the time and st. george had written a play, a skating, farce of a play entitled up in ride and wanted to share it widely. it attacked john adams contentious title, pompous congressman who sought favor and rode around in fancy carriages and a dangerous fight that attacked abigail adams for riding around in a carriage at one point. apparently riding around in a carriage was seen as part of an elite activity that does make the image just didn't sink with where americans wanted their countri

abigail adams for and dangerous vice also attacked abigail adams for riding around in a carriage at one point in the poem. and apparently riding around in a carriage was really seen as part of an elite activity that the image just didn't sync with where americans wanted their country to be. in any case, saint george sent a letter to his brother telling him about his farce. although thomas wanted to read the play and say this is great, he advised his brother to be politically circumspect. he knew what was happening with his dangerous vice. he knew that church had been -- there had been backlash against the poem. and as he wrote to his brother, were we to make every man our enemy who is not wholly in sentiment with us? we should have very little support left. and if only that advice were followed more today. so gems of discovery like these waited for me in archives of the congress project. voices from across the emerging american nation came alive for me and as a result my book for fear, if elected king, here it is. anyway, i think it's fairly entertaining and it has a meaningful exam

america was always a leader. >> adam, thank you. let's have a little video of we work as we think all of you being on the stage. thank you. [applause] >> i think it's really hard when you're starting out to follow your dreams. i think it's really, really hard. we started, what's appealing about we work for ss company is a life extremely easy. >> the first building day of ba business is addictive because that's the day when the full trends come into place but the second a reality kicks in. was my office? how am i going to pay for electricity? what am i going to get sales from? we work we will try to help as much as we can. focus on doing what you love, create your lights work and let us figure to get the rest. >> when we first started out we were ten people, crammed into a teeny office and now we're 30 people spread out across to beat up offices. on top of that you all the common shared space, kitchens and phone booths and a conference room and a big part of the team has taken advantage of the fact that such a community. the ecosyste

adam joseph is standing by with the forecast.chirico has the story from bridesburg with a football family that has their neighbors shaking their heads. the city and police get ready for game time and ducis rodgers has the latest on the eagle preparation. ducis, the eagles practiced inside the link today. what did the players and coach have to say? >> players say they are ready. coach says he's ready. the city is more than ready. we areinside of two days until the birds take on the minnesota vikings. the field has been resodded. back in the offseason the coach pederson said he felt the team had superbowl potential. >> i said we had the potential to be a superbowl team because of the talent we brought to the roster and progression of carson in the second year. defensively, the front, the way they performed and the back, i saw a lot of similarities. so you have the gut feeling when i made the statement. >> coming up later in sports, pederson and nick foles tell us what is going through their mind before the biggest game of their car

adam joseph is here with the forecast. >> a soaker this morning and ou this afternoon a sun. and they moveac bk out tonight. =live look now sky 6 hd over the commodore barry bridge and the home of our philadelphia union and you see sun splashing there. the talon energy stadium despite the sky, there are breaks developing here and there and expect that trend to continue. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the region, the main front is well off the coast wit those heavier showers downpours and gusty thunderstorms, there is a batch of light rain now from dover route 1 and southern parts of delaware. skirting over the bay millville and 47 as well down to sea isle city, and getting hit quick with a shower. and it moves on and drying it out for everybody including the clouds overnight tonight. temperature-wise, pretty mild. especially philadelphia to the south and east millville 57 and philadelphia 59 d right now to the west, cooler numbers and temperatures drop quick here this evening. as we look at the month of f you remember that aroundht thereafter, i was brut

standing outside today meteorologist adam joseph. adam it did warm up a bit today. >> it did. we have that sunshine, temperatures a little bit above where they were yesterday and the big difference is we don't have that wind that we had yesterday as we look at some of the numbers around the region, 42 right now in philadelphia. 38 in new york city as well as syracuse but warmer air just to the west. pittsburgh right now 53 degrees and that bubble of warmth continues into the ohio valley, the tennessee valley, 60's saint louis, memphis, 62 in wichita, so, yes, we are moving towards the warmer as we head into the upcoming weekend. but also we're tracking a system that will move across the great lakes. cold front arrives here the second half of the weekend, so as we get into late saturday night, early sunday morning, say, 9:00 a.m. sunday, you could see a good area of solid rain all the way from eastern southern new england down through the midatlantic states so again, we are tracking some rain for part of the weekend but not for tomorrow. upper 50's on saturday, the pick of the

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and first lets head to cecily tynan and adam joseph. they are watching the nor'easter since it developed in the weather center and the latest on the warnings. >> we were watching it way before it developed. >> and it's a two part system. the extreme dangerous cold that comes after the snow i'll be diving into. >> lets head over to the "action news" weather center i want to show you the system exploding off the coast they have know in northern florida and georgia can and the carolinas. and the center of the low is tucked in closer to the coast. the track has shifted about 50 miles west. which really isn't a shift. and it's all track dependant and it has an impact on the snow total, a lot of winter weather alerts. first of all we have blizzard warnings, posted along the coast. and it's not really about the falling snow and along the coast is where you get the strongest winds, 35 miles per hour or more for more than three hours, it reduces visibility less than a quarter mile. winter storm warnings are posted along the i-95 corridor interio

joining us now is adam joseph. what is the latest from accuweather? >> you can't blame the weather for any part of the game. temperatures warming up with the warming trend, 46 in philadelphia. you see 50s and 60s. the warm air continues to flood in, all compliments of high pressure to the south now in northern part of florida. clouds are working their way to the north and west. they'll behave and stay in the region. saturday, tomorrow, 51, 3:00 in the afternoon, 50s spilling to raleigh, atlanta, 52-degrees. sunday afternoon in time for the tailgaters, still 51 with cool air near chicago. great all in all for the weekend. game time, clouds coming in. there will be no prescription and look at the light wind, three to six miles per hour with air temperatures comfortable in the 40s. jim, we have the rest of the seven-day forecast in just a bit. >> thank you, adam. someone made a grievous mistake with this. there is a conspiracy forming around it. some say the fix is in. it advertises a contest to win tickets to the superbowl, but shows tom brady and it sa

so it was a title that stung for years for adams personally and the more we know about adams, the more we know that he's the type of guy that would take it personally and hold on to it for a long time, but it was so inflammatory there was backlash against the author. and church actually fled boston where it was first published to georgia just to escape the heat. that backlash became a cautionary tale between south carolina representative thomas t toother tucker and george tucker. he became professor of law at the college of william and mary, his brother a representative in new york at the time. saint george had written a play, a scathing farce of a play entitled up and ride. and he wanted to share it widely. it attacked john adams' pretentious titles, pompous congressmen that sought favor, rode around in fancy carriages, and dangerous vice also attacked abigail adams for riding around in a carriage at one point in the poem. and apparently riding around in a carriage was really seen as part of an elite activity that the image didn't synch with what they wanted it to be. he sent a letter

adam thank you. back to the birds now and an adorable fan to share with you today. 2-year-old bridgity from aerial. is a big eagles fan. she is determined to learn how to cheer on her team ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to -- ♪ victory ♪ fly eagles -- >> she is working on it. share your eagles pride and let us know of special eagles memories you have. share your stories on instagram and twitter using #6abcaction or post them on the 6 abc face bike page. >>> and coming up on saturday night can you get inside of the auto show for a once of a kind preview. see all the new cars and latest technology by the "action news" colleagues and work with a match maker that set them up with the perfect vehicle and get behind the wheel of exotic rides with the sixer's robert covington. right here on 6 abc saturday night at 7:00. >>> community organizers are using the success and unity of the eagles football team to lift the city up in prayer. >> we see something and the philadelphia eagles are go behind the game and b

adam tuss, he's live along new hampshire avenue in silver spring. adam, good morning. what's going on there? >> reporter: good morning, eun. an icy water main break happening out here right now. take a look at these crews. they're trying to locate the leak. i just talked to these guys out here. they're digging in the ground to try to figure out where the pipe actually br. get to the business of shutting off the water. look what it's doing to the road out here. it is so cold out here. any water that gets on the road is completely freezing and making a slushy mess out there. we have to worry about the traffic that comes right here. this is new hampshire avenue at oakview drive. this is inside the beltway as you get off going southbound toward takoma park. this is a major commuter route. southbound one lane is getting by. northbound a couple of lanes get by there. we also have the state highway administration crews out here. they have to salt this area to make sure the water doesn't freeze. they're plowing some of the ice accumulating in this area over the time that the w

that's adam west. the man who played "the caped crusader" and his alter ego bruce wayne on the highly popular "batman" t-v series of the 1960s. "ringside table, batman?" "just looking, thanks. i'll just stand at the bar. i shouldn't wish to attract attention." it was west who helped set the tongue-in-cheek tone for the pop culture phenomenon which premiered on a-b-c in 1966 he was born as william west anderson on september 19, 1928. and changed his name to adam west in the '50s after starting his acting career on a children's television show in hawaii. as an up-and-coming actor, he supported everyone from paul newman in "the young philadelphians" to the three stooges in "the outlaws is coming." but it was a commercial which led the producers of the "batman" t-v series at 20th century fox to west. "incidentally, one of those torpedos you fired at me was circling and ... you're sunk." "i had done a series of commercials for nestle's quik, kind of a spoof on james bond, before i went overseas to do spaghe

kind of a little bit of everything adam, hm? >> both days are warm but one day far better than the other. right now temperatures we're still a bit on the chilly side but this is normal for this time of year to be sitting the at that 40 degrees for philadelphia, syracuse burlington vermont 26 degrees but look just to the west pittsburgh right now 52 degrees. that warmth it is waiting and there's a good bubble of that warmth to the south and west. raleigh 52, cincinnati 56, even chicago right now sitting at 50 degrees and then you've got some 60's saint louis and memphis new orleans 65 degrees. high pressure down to the south and that high will that continue to push off the coast but what that is going to do is allow this front near minneapolis right now, slices through chicago tomorrow and then approaches here early on sunday morning and you can see a good amount of green on the radar here. this is 8:30 on sunday morning with a solid area of very light to moderate rainfall and that front will continue to progress through as we ge

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he had beaten samuel adams for congressional seat by a hair. at any rate he found most of his new colleagues fell rather short of the demi gods and roman senators he had anticipated. he wrote to a classmate i felt chagrinned in regard to the great objects of the government, the reliableness to impression of arguments, state prejudices and overrefining spirit in relation to trifles. i was sorry to see that the picture drawn was so much bigger and fairer than the life. then he gets on to madison at whom he was acutely disappointed. i see in madison with his great knowledge and merit so much error and some of it so unaccountable. goes on to say respectable worthy man but let me add without meaning to detract that he is too much attached to theories for a politician. he adopts his maxims as he finds them in books and with too little regard to the actual state of things. they're a gold mine of material like this. i can sit here all day quoting similar comments. so what else? just a couple of things i found very revealing. and have quality of discove

adam, thank you. >>> 6:46.ews are hard at work on a water main break that could snarl the commute through takoma park. >> justin finch is live on east-west highway with more on that. w justin? >> reporter: hey there, eun. an apparent lull in the work. i'm told from wssd that work will continue throughout the morning. take a look behind me. cars are beginning to wake up and make their way behind me. we have all of the westbound lanes open by this repair work going on. we have seen one lane open on the eastbound side. this is east-west highway between red top road and new hampshire avenue where the work is going on. crews are focused by that large light where the work has been going on. i did reach out to wssd. they say this repair is going to be complicated and will take some time. likely, it will extend into the morning today. as you're commuting around this area of east-west highway, prepare yourself for this repair work and the backlog that might result as you make your way around here. of course, east-west h

but we'll see. >> adam tuss. live for us this morning on the metro changes. big deal, adam. thank you. >>> i want to turn to chicago now. show you images here. broken sprinkler system started a leak that turned into all this ice on a fire escape. look at that. the water streamed outside and down the metal stairs until the frigid air turned it into a spectacular ice show here all the way down the building. police were afraid of falling ice hurting people walking by. so they had to shut down the street below. >>> it's 5:50. we want to mention that clark county schools in virginia are closed. hampshire county schools in west virginia, ridge elementary school in bowie closed as well. we're seeing more closings and delays because of weather. not happening right now but the potential is because of the afternoon when school lets out. >> we've been stuck in arctic air for a long time. our longest stretch of cold weather, 35 degrees or below, our longest stretch since 1961. >> of course you know this. >> he remembers it well. >> that's rude. >> mr. gilchrist, that is six years before

food use of that word, adam. thank you so much, adam shapiro in washington for us. joining me now, former advisor to george w. bush, brad blakeman, along with former dnc deputy press secretary jose minro. good to see both of you. brad, to you first. how much does this fight between bannon and trump dominate in the days to come, even, i don't know, look ahead to november, midterm elections? >> i don't think it has any effect. most of the country doesn't even know who steve bannon is. the fact is if steve bannon thought all the terrible things why did he help get the president elected and why did he serve with treasonous, quote, unquote people. this is disgruntled employee. we've seen it in every work place. seeing it now. this is more high-profile. there is danger taking on president of the united states, most powerful guy in the world also a guy with 20 million twitter followers. i can tell you who i think the winner is going to be. dagen: jose in terms of winners, steve bannon was preparing to run challengers against virtually every gop incumbent in the midterms, p

chris: vice-president pence did adams as indiana health commissioner as governor. >> jerome adams led from the front. chris: and he saw how the doctor dealt with an outbreak of hiv in a deeply conservative rural county. >> the exchange program is extremely politically controversial. chris: adams convinced the lawn postman in business community. >> that we cared about the same thing they cared about about resolving the epidemic and share with them how the science could lead to the outcome. chris: doctor adams may sometimes have to walk a tight robe and his job but he says always in pursuit of the greater good. >> for my entire life i have tried to use the gift that god gave me to improve health for individuals and i get excited each and every day that i get to come to work and feel like i had a small impact in improving the health of this country. chris: doctor adams is now working on the surgeon general report on the link between public health and a stronger economy. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next, "fox news sunday". >> our plan is playing right into the ha

mr adams is retiring after leading the republican party for more than thirty years.respondent kevin sharkey is in belfast for us. kevin, whatever one thinks of sinn fein‘s president over the last three decades, gerry adams has unquestionably been a world figure as well as a figure in the uk and ireland. how is mary lou mcdonald going to be leading her party differently? yes, and mary lou mcdonald said filling the shoes of gerry adams will be impossible stop she said no one can do that. that gives you a sense of the status he has held within the party, here and globally, over the last 35 years or so. mary lou mcdonald, on the other hand, is perceived as having a clean pair of heels politically. she doesn't have any baggage from the troubled times here in northern ireland over the decades. she was a member of the european parliament for sinn fein, she is a sitting td in the irish parliament in dublin at the moment, so parliament in dublin at the moment, so there is no doubt she will have a very significant role, and one very important issue facing sinn fein and facing

. >> elton is adamant. this time he means it. >> i've had this fantastic life.re far more exciting to me than going abroad. >> elton told me he's not interested in having a hologram dead or alive. this is your last time to see elton john perform. >> sticking with the grammys host james corden is bad for round two. if you think he's over the pre show jitters think again. >> we're going to try and you know not ruin it really. we have a couple ideas. nothing too grand. >> announced today among those joining cardie b bruno mars is chris stapleton and sting. >> what the hell are you doing? >> we haven't started rehearsing. i've seen an outline. i think it's going to be incredible. lady ga ga is performing the and sam smith. >> but with jay-z up for eight awards can we expect a mr. and mrs. carter duet. >> my lips are sealed. >> james tells cbs this morning he's all in for another major event. >> are you as excited about the royal wedding as we are. >> british people don't get quite as excited about anything as america does. when someone like prince harry is getting m