sandler, adam sandler, adam sandler hero adam.lo god. here we go. what's going on out? don't know what the hell is going on there , who last last last loudest. what gives? what? the hair. i don't know what you're thinking . somebody went to supercuts and fell asleep in the chair, okay? translated i'd be good for you. can t do is run fast or run that by me again, pal. second time, more great. next year vacation, franz oh, give someone else freaking chance. i am ready for meat. you been there? yes you're such a whore. give your grandmother a bath boy. give the old lady of van. what a joke! about the time on the show where i lose it scared. i was fired. i was fired. nbc said that i was done. then i made over $4 billion at the box. so i guess you could say i won. would you mind? um, ending this sketch? like his guest to end yeah, i would. three eyes. glad to be here for your brother. and before i start my hilarious stories. i was wondering if you could just turn the teller prompter off for a second. i just want to speak from the heart

adam: with caslties evywhere, dr.in the hospital. the doctor recorded a brief message for her worried family. stephanie: i'm okay, and i'm fine. nothing is wrong with me at all, no bleeding or anything. eddy: they told us, "we're going to deliver no matter what." they told my wife, "you got to focus, and we need to go through this 'cause we can't go back. we have to deliver." stephanie: the sun was setting, and we had to deliver him with the use of our friend's flashlight from her phone. adam: baby george was born at 7:18 p.m. into the chaos of a failing state weakened by greed and self-interest and a lack of care for its people. ♪♪♪ adam: the blast was the awful culmination of that carelessness. [speaking foreign language]

slavuta at the ass this song is adam hare.ow beautifully told, and i can not tackle your word. my beloved, this is the song of our great melodist igor luchinka, that yana's tikava , the creators of the zusim of related generations, retail, in an adult of 34 years, leveled them in adults. i ’m not saying alla for an hour with an adult hare to his wife maria evgenami with a retail age of 19, i didn’t become the same age. i'll go elk, oh, birch de pine. i started the main song gear in the crowd. he does not have this song of the war years. the song was written in 1959. great hanging that ticked on the cob of its foundation. well, putin is weak, you are led all over the world, our pesnyary tried to sing the song oh, dearer than pine, but everything just came off to me. only i and he will tell you today and open these hidden secrets of the songwriters lidokarmalskaya performed in the genre of tady are rare. what about this spring? artistic whistle, well, she performed with this humor, a shy accompaniment to the songwriter with spec

i got to play gomez adams. in my career in my imagination that i ever think something like that would cross my path. but i got i gotta tell you, i was honored to do that. um uh. and but the writing of that show was so spot on funny. it wasn't slapstick, but it was the style of writing that really , you know, gave that show a whole different level. mm and listen, working next to catchment better jones and general tegan and being directed by tim burton and wow having the great writer that we had on that show. hello awesome. yeah you and you continue to shine in all things that you do, luis guzman , glad to talk to you today. thank you so much. and thanks for helping to honor your good friend adam sandler. right on. alright right side. alright pizza out my neighborhood. i gotta get home in my neighborhood. always gotta show love to your neighborhood. alright lewis. thank you so much. thank you. enjoy hey, everybody, you too can help. help celebrate and watch how friends are celebrating adam sandler. right here on

this is adam rusak, love. hurry in the economy of this song was born about the folk takogo forest. i'm going and lyosha's alter to slava altel has already become popular, you can just borrow it. and shit. so he will lie down on the sandy ground of this news sandy aleppo less than 1904 and 1987 the great sikaloe. i'm flying that i'm happy to live everything passes. today we will talk about kopyshchna, the city in the annals guesses itself and colic a thousand years ago. famous people were born here, only famous people here are more even a scattering of folk talints here are tables of eminent people alice home tishkar kuzma cherny anatolian. adam where did you end up dressed for her ? this is the virgin kingdom of his debt from the shooting who left the army, and he returned with a violin to the birthplace and linking he tore off his tithe of land with people, set up a hut and married zmara. maria was a gypsy. well, of course, not paul she was coming. they have an axle from bullets. about his unulka. adama is su

adam: talk about a head-scratcher.itizens not anybody else just read from -- adam: cdc. james: time for restrictions to go away this is the reason to be skeptical to fight

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

this is what adam cleanings day looks like. the 80 worker has been awaiting conscription for 6 month in a forest in south, in russia, at the shuttle. moultrie, cham, it's still better than going to war. move from just because i haven't engaged and killing people for what easter adam is not his real name. and he prefers to hide his face and location. he went to the woods when the kremlin announced a mass mobilization last autumn. he thought it would only be for a month. but in fact, even more russians are still being called up. all this time adam has lived in the woods. you had your ship, this daughter. i didn't want to take any risks up. um, so i thought it must will isolate myself what to watch, notches each to saturday, the leroy to if nobody could physically grab my hand, if he still couldn't guarantee my safety. what are you going to process now? i have experience camping. i am not afraid to sleep in the tent spots blocked a different period more. adam has made a life for himself in the forest till he has insulated his land

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

adam: that's what we hear. us it is wise for us to met -- leverage our market place and scale defy new tools for drivers, supply for drivers through partnerships, and new innovations to make it easier to find the charging. just this week we expanded comfort electric, comfort electric is a push the button and get an ev and not just ev, you can get a premium ev, a forward ev. these are cars people want to. and want to be in. ed: what percentage of the total rideshare fleet in the u.s. or globally is currently electric? adam: last year we quadruple the number of active drivers using ev's between u.s., canada, and europe at 40,000. it is very exciting. in the u.s. we see drivers switch to ev's five to eight times faster than the general population if you compared to say ev registrations. what we are seeing is drivers have uber in some markets like california and some markets like london are going faster. 10%, 15% of miles served. ed: so to throw this forward, i don't think money changed hands between uber and bp on

adam: talk about a head-scratcher. maria: why lessening this for chinese citizens not anybody else just read from -- adam: cdc. james: time for restrictions to go away this is the reason to be skeptical to fight against unreasonable limitationss against freedom they can last a very long time, way past any reasonable justification for them, there is really a public health threat to the city of miami to let djokovic play tennis, however, he wants to come in. >> the crisis is over. maria: said over publicly declared the pandemic is over, this administration, is so selective how they use the emergency declaration, because they want to repeal title 42 covid is over want emergency deflation to push through biden student loan debt forgiveness plan to remain control over agenda doesn't care who is hurt in the process. >> it is about power adam, kaylee stay right there next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . maria: good wednesday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is we

i'd probably want to talk to 17-year-old adam.sing time for me. you know. it was the '90s. i was closeted, dealing with that, coming to terms with my identity. i think i would tell myself at that age, "it's all going to work out." i would also tell myself, "you'll be surprised at the possibilities you don't think are possible right now." >> adam lambert, thank you again for coming to "nightline." it's so nice to meet you and talk with you. we wish you continued grace and safe travels. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it. >> nice young man. >>> up next, the love, laughter, and joy as millions celebrate the hindu festival of colors. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both clinica

the loyalists and john adams john adams john adams. john adams is an interesting figure. he's the most loquacious founding father. there was a song and a musical once called sit down john because he would talk and talk and talk. which was the opposite of john hancock john hancock would run a good meeting, but he didn't talk much. he didn't have any any heirs either. so no family to glorify his reputation in future generations as john adams did. my favorite bostonian by the way, just to keep going on that for a minute is sam adams the true radical of the revolution. he's the hippie of the 18th century and when hancock and sam adams were racing to philadelphia during the british attack on boston to the continental congress. john hancock turned to sam adams that you can't go to philadelphia representing, massachusetts looking like that. so john hancock and tagonized santa's. by buying them a new suit and that became a political rivalry for the rest of their lives. that's the kind of thing. i live for when i'm doing my research. terrific terrific arm conflict is sometimes ref

adam, i enjoyed your book. i'm sure other people will, too.m is one of the top figures in cybersecurity and the author of "what every engineer should learn from star wars." "press: here" will be right back. >>> that'ss our show for t this weekek. n thank k you for m making uss pa your s sunday mororning and t t yoyou to my guguests. damian trujillo: hello, and welcome to "comunidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today we're celebrating the legacy once again of cesar chavez on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ damian: we begin today with a very unique and special program out of the area of the mount diablo region. with me now is lidia gutierrez from the mount diablo region of meals on wheels. welcome to the show, ms. gutierrez. lidia gutierrez: thank you. thank you. it's a pleasure being here today. damian: thank you for being here. you guys have been busy. i see here that you delivered more than 600,000 meals last year and you're expecting a lot more this coming year. lidia: that's correct. during the pandemic we served an average of 600,0

his supporters were adamant that even imprisonment would not stop mr khan's election chances.as been accused of whipping up his supporters, making them into a human shield, stirring up unrest, as he avoids court. if found guilty there, he could be disqualified from running in this year's elections. in islamabad, security was building. the authorities have no appetite for a repeat of the unrest seen earlier this week between mr khan's supporters and police trying to arrest him. the government have restricted rallies in the capital, but even as he was on the road, mr khan's party officials called for supporters to gather. at the entry to islamabad, the convoy stopped. police said mr khan's group would need to disarm. the crowd and traffic built. amongst them, we found mr khan. are you more worried about prison or are you more worried about being disqualified from running in the future? it's not disqualified. putting in prison means that they will keep me out of the election race right until the end of the elections, so i won't be able to campaign. that is the whole thing. the go

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dani: adam -- adam: they are at best ambiguous. have to jump in because we are almost out of time and i need to ask you this before we let you go. i know you are a boj washer. are you expecting any surprises from kuroda come friday? adam: no, i don't. we are clearly on the road to the end of yield curve control, but i think this week would be difficult timing for that. boj still has an inflation forecast which is significantly below its own target and it would be difficult to tighten policy domestically when you don't have the domestic cook to hang that on. no, i think policy won't change at this week's meeting and many analysts, we are thinking june or july is the timing for the next move away from yield control. dani: the absence of inflation is no longer a given in japan, but to your point, it does not mean it has to happen at this moment. thank you so much for joining us this morning, adam cole. coming up, the hawks and the doves circle the ecb as decision time looms. everything's changing so quickly. before the xfinity 10g net

adam actually drove in from arkansas two days ago. so the event is adams.e exact same thing that he is doing. also, i look like i have been going for a 22 hours. i've been on here for about 30 minutes. i am a little banged up at the moment with nerve damage. i hop on for about 20 minutes when i can every couple of hours. we have been cycling local gymnasium guys to herein other veterans and friends and family members who just want to come out and spent some times with him and talk to him and support the cause. speak up maybe you can understand and explain to us, what goes on when you come back from battle they would have 22 military veterans take their own lives. and 519 on average every year. what goes through a military member's mind that makes it so hard to adjust back to civilian life? >> i think they are just used to being go-getters and just have that camaraderie with their buddies. they are use to structure. they jump into the civilian world and not totally sure how to take that. it is a struggle for them to make that adjustment. >> ainsley: lowell,

adams was was in london. right. i'm sure. they were emailing and texting to find out what was going on. independence. but but a number of years after right after not the constitutional convention, adams in a famous to the massachusetts militia, this is 1798, right? by the way, adams lived to be a very old man. he wrote that our constitution was made only, you know, only a very dangerous word. it's like always and never. right adams was a was what was a genius. new what he was sayingere. he said, our cost of tuition was ma only for a moral and religious people. s wholly in adequate to the government of any. i'm raisinright h adams was not an evangelical christian blights of the 21st century. most people of goodwill would not say that he was you at every turn. it sort of an orthodox theological know biblical christian in this regard. but what he is writing is timeless when it comes to the application of the united states america this not just any other country this is our country. and what an exceptional, remarkable country thi

that was adam talking to dan, thanks to dan.sounds app. more news from us shortly. hello. a morning of mixed fortunes, quite a lot of cloud around, i favoured few have seen some spells of sunshine, as you can see from this weather watcher. however, there has been showers and some of them quite heavy at times, this was in kent. i will show you whether showers have been so far. it is all about low pressure that is dominating out to the west at the moment, and the collective mix of systems which will enhance the showers we have seen some in western scotland and central scotland, also to the south—east of england. some showers elsewhere and as we go through the afternoon, if you catch one of their showers due to the light winds, they could be pretty slow moving. by the middle part of the afternoon, and looks like it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, almost anywhere across england and wales. when you dodge the showers and you keep some sunshine coming through, temperatures out at 13, 15 celsius the hive. shall we

you loved it, didn't you, adam? i loved it, didn't you, adam? i loved it, didn't you, adam?f that out in the culture i'd really liked soccer am it's a shame hasn't been the same in recent years . cannon—brookes recent years. cannon—brookes sean bailey anna my man good my superstore panel do by because coming up will personal facebook not following sweden's lead over lockdowns during covid pandemic. we will discuss that because it's three years of course to the day since we were plunged into the first national lockdown into the first national lockdown in 2020. that's when crowned greatest person in the union jack has very shortly but next in capsule fiery fleet street calvin mackenzie weighs in on blair's former spin doctor alastair campbell, after the man who marched us into iraq launched a cyber bullying campaign against boris johnson, claiming white for claiming boris, he up the whole covid thing . he was never close to thing. he was never close to death . alastair campbell has death. alastair campbell has become a conspiracy theorist, hasn't he? calvin mackenzie lets loos

but what's also not okay is what scott adams said. blatant the racism, and i think it was the right decision that the company made. howard: yeah. >> and i know people say canceledded, but i think i tweeted this morning, he canceled himself. >> let me stick up for editors here because, obviously, it's incredibly powerful, just urn the on your computer, have the video camera and reach tens of thousands of people, whatevers. but it's also dangerous, right, because he might have had an editor that said, oh, there's this rasmus season poll, the editor might have said, scott, that's not a good idea. instead he says it, and now he'll be back pedaling for years and years and years. howard: being a sole practitioner has its positives and negatives, but clearly he knew what he was doing, it seems. and i've been wondering, leslie, why this fabulously successful car on theist, once had 2,000 papers, seemed so angry. and he said on one video that at the two previous jobs at banks that he worked before he started dilbert he was told by his boss tha

right adams was a was what was a genius. he kat he was saying h he said, our cost of tuition was made only for a moral and religious people. it ily in adequate to the government of any. adams was not an evangelical christian by the of the 21st century. most people of goodwill would not say that he was you at every turn. it sort of an orthodox theological know biblical christian in this regard. but what he is writing is timeless when it comes to the application of the united states america this not just any other country this is our country. and what an exceptional, remarkable country this is exceptional. and i that history has proven. adams be correct when people abandon a moral or righteous and.dation societies collapse many of the ills we face as a nation today i've i've n just some of them incivility broken families drug abuse, urbanlence. these are manifestations. this it seeme that part we have replaced thrint bequeathed to us through the declaration of independen the constitution ution with a blank document each person

to say nice things about adam sandler.re available to speak tonight -- [ laughter ] i will tell you why. because when adam isn't working, they aren't working! >> tremendous heart which led to lifelong friendships with basically every person he's ever worked with. adam, when you and i first met at that diner with my wild punk hair, i mean, we just laughed, and we connected. and i knew that we were cinematic soul mates. like, hepburn and tracy. [ laughter ] >> i first thought of course when they told me i was getting this -- [ laughter ] prestigious mark twain honor, i was, like, wow, is twain going to be there? [ laughter ] no, said the kennedy center people, to which i replied, makes sense. [ laughter ] >> "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, trump's hail mary. could an 11th hour witness, a lawyer trump's team put forth save the former president from

[laughter] [applause] >> but adam did the sweetest thing.ow, we were at a party and i was new to journalists and critics and it was stuart smalley after party, it was like a premier party. >> jimmy: the movie. >> yeah, the movie and adam was there and i was there, a credit came up to me and said something really nasty. i don't remember exact we what it was but it was something about the movie and then something about me maybe and so i went and told adam and adam was like whoas like thauy over there, and he was like you, come here. i've never been so protected. he felt like a protective big brother. it was so sweet. i was shocked. he showed him the door. >> jimmy: he's not just mark twain, he's like arnold schwarzenegger too! [laughter] molly shannon is here! we will be right back! [cheers and applause] is a co ♪ ♪ like going for bold without going broke... and staying true to your taste while staying on budget. who says rising costs means lowering the bar? settling? no need. get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj

adam, final a mistake. yeah. adam, final thought from you.come back from the big conservative cpac conference in america at american . conservatives are american. conservatives are really moving rapidly to the view that they can't just go on endlessly giving money, ammunition to ukraine. we ourselves are down to just a stockpile now of 6000 artillery shells in the whole of the united kingdom. do you sense a little bit of war weariness in of supporting zelazny creeping into the west ? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that in a minute. that is completely crazy . but ben wallace is crazy. but ben wallace is absolutely right . i mean, it's absolutely right. i mean, it's extraordinary, isn't it? that be giving up ammunition and so on here, but not replacing it into own stock. i mean, that's completely crazy. and we all got to get behind ben wallace in this respect . but in terms of this respect. but in terms of waning support for this war, look, this is not the crazy invasion of iraq or the monstrous w

she stars in the new movie, "murder mystery 2" with adam sandler.he spent a little too much time with sandler because when i said, "hi" backstage, jen said, "shabadayu." [ laughter ] let's get to some news, guys. i read that former president trump is expected to be formally charged tomorrow but will not surrender until next week. [ light laughter ] yeah, apparently trump signed up for the government's "charge now, pay later" option. i got -- [ laughter ] i didn't know that was -- yeah, everyone's waiting to see trump officially charged. right now in times square anderson cooper and andy cohen are hosting the "indictment countdown." [ laughter and applause ] they're actually delaying it a a bit so the courtroom sketch artist has enough time to load up on orange pencils. [ laughter and applause ] yeah, trump will be formally charged tomorrow for his hush money payments to stormy daniels. ironically on hump day. yeah, which is -- [ laughter ] i didn't plan -- i didn't plan that. of course trump has spent the last few days on social media attacking a lo

and that was our reporter dan whitworth talking to adam.e rainfall today is going to be added to these totals. the number of places have seen a wet month already with more rainfall recorded than the first half of the month than we normally get in the whole of the month of march. i have to say there is a lot more to come over the next few days. looking particularly wet over north—western areas. it is going to turn out to be areas. it is going to turn out to be a wet month for all of us. today we have a band of rain pushing across scotland and northern ireland, but for england and way as it is a day of sunny spells and heavy showers. the shower cloud is really starting to grow. you can see some of them blossoming in worcestershire, and those shower clouds are going to be notjust widespread those shower clouds are going to be not just widespread today, those shower clouds are going to be notjust widespread today, but potentially heavy with hail and thunder mixing as well. let's take a look at the weather details. here is our rain putting in ac

hey, adam, an abundance of caution. we're going to make that advisory to folks to go out by by the water. don't drink it from the tap and don't cook with it either. well that was the initial alert that went out and people swarmed to supermarkets all across philadelphia, including here in south philly, the acme take a listen to what one resident told us when she tried to get water here. of course, they're saying it's fine . it's not a big deal. sure some of the same chemicals that were present during the east palestine derailment are there but like, don't worry about it, and i'm thinking myself, okay? sure away from more information with more reporting is developing story, but you know it's not the sort of thing you want to mess around with. especially because we're in southfield. we're not that far from the river. i don't need more poison than already get living in america, you know? but again, like i said the city philadelphia right now, saying the water for now is safe to drink from the tap and safe to cook with, but

adam, final a mistake. yeah. adam, final thought from you.ack from the big conservative cpac conference in america at american . conservatives are american. conservatives are really moving rapidly to the view that they can't just go on endlessly giving money, ammunition to ukraine. we ourselves are down to just a stockpile now of 6000 artillery shells in the whole of the united kingdom. do you sense a little bit of war weariness in of supporting zelazny creeping into the west ? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that into the west? i'll come to that in a minute. that is completely crazy . but ben wallace is crazy. but ben wallace is absolutely right . i mean, it's absolutely right. i mean, it's extraordinary, isn't it? that be giving up ammunition and so on here, but not replacing it into own stock. i mean, that's completely crazy. and we all got to get behind ben wallace in this respect . but in terms of this respect. but in terms of waning support for this war, look, this is not the crazy invasion of iraq or the monstrous war in