adams agreed. he then gave pickering the opportunity to resign because that was the gentlemen's way out. there was nothing dishonorable about resignation. and pickering basically said no. he said, i would like to stay in office through the of the term and adams then dismissed him summarily without some sort of salutation. ah, thank you for your service and for good measure. change the locks on the secretary of state offices, which i really love that pettiness and then he nominated john marshall as, the replacement and the senate debated for a day or two whether or not they were going to accept it because the constitution does not say anything about removal and the bills that created the cabinet secretary positions do not say anything about removal because congress couldn't come to an agreement. some thought that the senate should have a role. some some that the president should have, that unilateral power. some thought that congress should decide when the time came. and so this was all theoretical

john adams, samuel adams, george believed that there should continue to be at least at state level a, role for the state, promoting the interests religion, hopefully not persecute anyone but, promoting the interests of. and it was widely assumed it would be some christian protestant denomination would would be the denomination that received favorable treatment. but there were others, madison and jefferson most obviously who believed that religion and christianity would do better and flourish better if there was no state involvement, and that that was coming from traditions of the enlightened that was that arguing for religious people like john locke. but it was also coming from. the council of religious dissenter in the american going back to people like roger williams, the founder of rhode and in the revolutionary era. it was definitely coming from baptists who had been persecuted by many of the state churches, especially early in places like virginia and massachusetts and the baptists were sort of, you know, the the most fervent evangelicals can imagine. and they were adamant that t

john adams you know, even though washington, i think, liked john adams the office, if we thought the office of the presidency didn't have much, you know, spelled out there, there wasn't a much to it that, you know, really washington had to sort of build off of what was there and invent all different things around the presidency. well, then the vice presidency had even less. i mean, really sort of the only thing that's called out in the constitution is presiding over the senate. and and, you know, in the event of a tie that they they cast the deciding vote. i mean, that's really sort of how presidents made their mark. and even john adams himself, there's a quote where he talks about how, you know, man has invented what he thinks is probably one of the most pointless offices ever imagined. and so, you know, adams himself realizes that the vice presidency doesn't doesn't have a whole lot of authority, doesn't have well-defined responsibilities. aside from presiding over the senate. and so really at this point in time, and for most of american history, that is how vice presidents functio

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thomas paine, adam smith. i mean, that and that was 250 years ago. but we tried it. we did this expensive -- in the 1930s, roosevelt essentially said and keynes explicitly said, if government intervene in the marketplace in a way that does not disrupt capitalism, that still facilitates capital ism, in fact, we still want government to provide a court system, a stable currency, a good infrastructure, transport, infrastructure, business infrastructure. we still want government to help some subsidize essential industries. we want government to regulate trade. you know, if government intervenes, the marketplace in a way is not destructive to capitalism, but is conducive to the general welfare of the people that will produce a middle class. we can have the world's first more than half of us in the class, and that's where we were in 1980, when reagan ran president, 1981, when he became president. and that's what we've fallen from. so the good news is that we now know what works this is not a secret. we did the experiment and it worked. and by the way, it's working in count

thank you, adam. i don't leave home without him but i asked whether there was a large amount of contingency for the underground work utility relocation and he says that there is that they've done a lot of site investigation but i also said that, you know in my experience you're going to find things and you'd better have plenty of money to relocate them to deal with them when that occurs. our final agenda item was future agenda items and eric schott meyer said he'd like to hear if the caltrain electrification program has resulted in increase in ridership. in other words, a report from caltrain. further to that brian shaw, our vice chair, asked if we could get annual reports from the different tenants in the transbay center that is caltrain, muni and ac transit. >> well that's it for january. on this penultimate day of the month we made it in. very good. thank you. any questions? directors? >> yep. very good. happy new year. thank you, david. but also happy lunar new year. >> so yeah, i didn't if i didn

adam schiff is california's junior senator. a familiar foe of president trump. >> who's been front and center these first couple of weeks barring with some of the

i am dakota adams, and a time of massive change is supposed to arrive soon. but thankfully for you, my logged in few, if armageddon is indeed upon us, you're in the right place. my entire life has been spent preparing for the end times. my father, the man the feds consider to be one of the masterminds of the january 6th riot and founder of the now infamous oath keepers, was elmer stewart rhodes iii. (keyboard clicking) from inside our world he was heroic and was going to save america from the end of the world. (crowds rioting) living for the apocalypse is nothing new. humanity has been terrifying itself with armageddon since the first deep thinker came out of a cave asking, "what happens if the sun doesn't rise tomorrow?" stewart's vision of the future starts with a tyrannical government that would take away our guns and our liberty. we'll then be plunged into civil war, a desperate fight for survival that would ultimately destroy america as we know it. (keyboard clicking) most outsiders will simply believe this is all just conspiracy bullshit. but for stewar

while all of that was going on with marchand and adam >> ray: i thought they were going to go here. > too. they're nose to nose for about five or second seconds. so that's what marchand doesn't like is fox flips him over. and marchand's got the cross check in the left glove is ready to go. fox is not going to go with them. and these two will renew acquaintances in a couple of days in new york in the four nations as well. >> mike: that is wednesday at madison square garden with only 1:49 remaining. bruins ahead by three. face-off won by shot it wide. zadorov, moves it along to coyle, he will bank this one out. and down to rangers ice. bruins will wrap up their three-game home stand on tuesday. we showed you that when minnesota is here in town. rangers meanwhile in the first day of a back-to-back. back home tomorrow in the evening at msg to host >> ray: vegas just signed brandon sod after his contract was terminated in st. louis. vegas looking for a little bit of help. that's a really good team. they've have a tough go of it lately too. >> mike: the golden knights looking to add. final

told me, you know, anybody didn't there in the health of se, control having capacity for does that, adams up or reduction? yeah. yeah. i don't even know what to say about that. i know to say, i mean, that is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to this propagandized she's, we're definitely making the adam's apple reduction operation flow of you. or what is it a surprise to oregon this, that you know, the german chancellor a little off. schultz. you know, the dynamo of democracy and common sense that is also diluted. and he must have gone to the university. and one of those kind of places where they're not teaching in history, that's for sure, because all us decided to think united states for freeing his country and making it a democracy again. yeah, that's correct. it was the united states that, you know, freed germany from the yoke of naziism. forget the fact that the nazis and you know, high level awesome joining the army and went overseas and killed lots of people. me know, we know last week about what was happening as a camp. we were the 1st sort of thing we know was when we saw the

our talented director, will adams. there he is celebrating. you know how many years today?5, 25 years here at nbc bay area. and he's directing this show. he's directing right now. he's always working. we had a little celebration in the newsroom, all our production staff and i will say, will a talented director, that he is also really one of the best journalists in the bay area. he gives us so many story ideas and helps with our story gathering. yeah, well, you're all over it, man. . we couldt do it without you. well, congratulations. saying thank you in our ear right now. thank you. will. congratulations. and congratulations to you. here's what's coming up in prime time now at 8:00 happy's place. lopez versus lopez at 830, followed by dateline at nine. and then of course, we are back for our 11:00 news. live and local. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00, for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our director, will adams. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening and we hope to see you back at 11. we live in earthquake country, so it's important to be p

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across the square, a new slogan on the posters the role of hamas in gaza. after the war, with israel adamantviv. palestinian prisoners. among them, quite significantly, now, this was a very bittersweet moment for his family and friends, because it's widely believed greet him, and i think his loss was felt around the square in particular. of course, at the same time, about 180 palestinian were people who were detained immediately after the october the 7th attacks and were never charged. including murder. the deal, after the deal, sorry, than before it. even though there is significant political pressure to expire and for the war against hamas in gaza to end. in gaza as well, were completely different today. and the israeli government have made it clear they would not accept those scenes again. were sent back into gaza. neighbouring countries. between egypt and gaza. palestinian children for treatment abroad. i mean, treatment they simply can't get in gaza because the hospital system there is almost non—existent. drop in the ocean. and of course, if the ceasefire deal continues and goes with i

also other fatalities-- (inaudible) >> what i want to do is ask our managing director, adam teal, andre commissioner to come forward. >> we've had in this incredible tragedy that exists, the philadelphia fire department did have five fires that were involved. those fires are completely extinguished. our fire marshals on location continuing to investigate and search every one of those affected dwellings. >> as anybody who has been here on the scene or seen the scope of the scale of this incident can attest, this is a very large area with a lot of damage and we are still working in a number of different ways to assess that damage. right now we are doing another what we call a grid search of this entire roughly four to six block area, a very dense area, to ensure that we have found everything that we needed to find, that we have checked in as you heard the mayor say, with all of the residents and we'll continue to do that and we have teams that are going literally house by house, door-to-door and also, our licensed inspection personnel are inspecting the dwellings in the area so we can b

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. >> trace: is alexis adams ready. i want to go back to alexis adams for breaking news and update on what is happening. >> we know six people were taken to temple university hospital. three of them were treated and released and three are in fair condition. a short time ago we heard from the witness who played it out pretty well. he said he was near the mall and he was with his mom, worked at a doctor's office, they heard what they thought was a massive explosion, saw a fireball in the parking lot, six cars on fire and six homes going up in flames and then he said he looked over into the street and saw this little boy was badly injured inside of a red pickup truck. so this kid is in the front seat of a car, they are driving through rush hour traffic in philly and a piece of debris according to this witness went right through the front windshield of that red pickup truck and hit this little boy in the head. so then to match that up with what we are hearing in terms of injuries from the hospital they say an 11-year-old bo

i'm not concerned about, you know, what adam is talking about.very highly of dreamers. dreamers are as american as my own two kids. i think we should be working towards a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. i know some of my publican colleagues feel the same way. and we're going to solve these border issues by working together, democrats and republicans, to come up with policy changes on border security and immigration reform. >> all right. senator kelly, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, kristen. >>> and when we come back, a warning about the need for checks and balances in the federal government, from a former attorney general. our "meet the press" minute is next. a chewy order is on the way for (interrupted by dog)... (dog howls) roo. who can speak for himself. but can't shop for himself. so when he gave his roo of approval of the food dad bought on chewy, dad put it on autoship. so it always gets delivered, right on roo's schedule. the flavor roo loves. the savings they love. (dog howls) for automatic d

what i what i want to do is ask our managing director, adam teel, and also our fire commissioner, to come forward to you. as well. >> geoff duncan we've had. >> in this incredible tragedy that exists, we, the philadelphia fire department, did have five dwelling fires that were involved. those fires are completely extinguished. our fire marshals are on location, continuing to investigate and search every one of those affected dwellings. >> has anybody who's been on the scene or has seen the scope and the scale of this incident can attest? this is a very large area with a lot of damage, and we are still working in a number of different ways to assess that damage. right now, we are doing another, what we call a grid search of this entire roughly 4 to 6 block area, a very dense area to ensure that we have found everything that we need to find, that we have checked in. as you heard the mayor say, with all of the residents, and we will continue to do that. we have teams who are going literally house by house, door to door, and also our license and inspections personnel are inspecting all o

. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market >>> we want to update you on that breaking news adam martinez thattold you about at the top of the show. massive flames were shooting from the martinez refinery that sent sick, black smoke into the sky. now, there is a shelter in place. the fire also prompting a level 2 hazmat notification. and this is a live news conference going on right now at the fire county. contra costa health officials are there telling us what they can. our sooji nam is at the scene. >>> that will do it for us at 5:00 updates are ♪ >>> tonight, a new air disaster. this time in philadelphia. >> just comes down to like, all you hear is whoosh, whoosh. >> a medevac jet crashes into a busy neighborhood, exploding into a fireball. at least seven people killed. >> i'm madeline wright in

inspector adams and i did a check. the business received notice of the visit during or entertainment hearing on december 17, 2024. when we arrived we heard music playing from the patio and we confirmed the upstairs audio system was in use. we encounters confusion from staff regarding allowable entertainment and out door sound. secure denied me entry. i explained that should they be granted a permit it would institute a permit violation and could result in enforcement action. i was allowed in inspector adams was instructed wait outside and not permitted on enters. management said i could not take pictures or videos despite this part of our job duties to document findings. >> management said the lounge was hosting a private eventism clarified a permit is requires for entertainment. i benched the dy booth management insist thered was no dj and patrons were playing music from you tube. this was accurate based on what i was benched i could document due to restrictions. andchicized while our office is complaint driven we con

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okay, adam will keep following this developing story for the moments. thanks very much. paula sent in seriously injured and as well as well in dollars a finally guessing a way out for treatment. the rest of the border crossing between egypt and garza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time and 8 months and that mislead be for patients needing medical attention and will it help? organizations says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday. crossing serves as a lifeline for palestinians and garza but israel has been forced to land as people okay. for 18 years. a bunch of weird thing is part of the cx. 5 deal between hum us and as well to the ministry waiting of how much does announce the names of 3 is really cops of set to be released on saturday. i also called her on keeps ago on the, on the bus. 183 pallets and in presidents will be released and exchange from his way to jails over a 100 of them being arrested since the war on garza began. united nations says at least 700 people have been killed and nearly 3000 injured and fighting this week and goin

but russia is adamant, and russia is blaming this on ukraine. well, for my pens, the coding senior security policy analyst, mike, i'm a live says cabs attempts to blame most go for the military atrocities. auburn, a parent cover up. this is all part of a propaganda war uh by the ukrainians. are desperate. they want to, they, they want to show that you, they want to suggest that the russians were firing on their, uh, finding on their own people and, and they had, had actually set up, uh, uh, had actually done that and can but, and blame it on the ukrainians when in fact it is just the opposite, is a very desperate move by the ukrainians to, to do this. and it is a, and i suggest a cover up of what they did do with this others in the, in the, in the, this other city in the course screeching which was described earlier. they're trying to terrorize the population in the, in the course creation. and that's very clear all of their targets for the most part, some exceptions have been civilians and especially a civilian civilian the school. and that is

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to have a policy that said very clearly, you need a judicial warrant, and people are asking mayor adams in place. so but essentially we need a if ice is going to come into a school, there needs to be a judicial warrant. and let me say why. >> in the same way. >> that in. >> the. >> same way you would come in if you thought you had a murder suspect. >> because think about it as schools, because. >> this is this. is fearing native parents. >> and kids and immigrant. >> parents and kids. >> think about. what it means if in. >> a. >> school. >> all of a sudden a kid is taken. >> by these people with. >> guns. what the scare, the fear. >> for all parents, for all kids is profound, right? >> but if. >> you're a school teacher, if you're a school administrator, you are in loco parentis. we have an obligation to our kids during the day. >> so we're not just. >> giving a. kid to somebody else. and so that's what we are teaching people, and that is who teachers are. and frankly, if anybody in this administration is listening, you were elected to try and make life better for people. don't make it

he took everything he had ever received from washington, and his success, sir john adams.and burn them in a conflagration out in the front lawn. this included a full uniform of an american officer from the american revolution, a silver sword, that he may or may not have gifted from the federal government in around 1805. i number of medals we think a few dozen medals were burned in this in this great conflagration together with some other, you know, symbols of what he called uly parker called national friendship. and so years after that planter eventually did remove himself from public office. so he gave a wampum belt, a silver pipe tomahawk, and his chiefly name given to saga to an ally named canada, who effectively took over in his stead. so with that transfer of goods in his name, he resigned his position as chief and faded memory. so enter this mythology of the silver piece pipe tomahawk. we don't know. if this was the one that he ultimately gave to canada. it could be. but on the top of the lip, very hard to see here. but there are some images online that you can. eli

its regular hostage exchanges, spotlights ceasefire rests on both sides after the war, with israel adamantmas. crowds with victory salutes. ali nazzal, freed after 18 years, searching for a new one, his son. yarden folded into the arms of his sister and his dad. ending a war is more complicated than pausing simply coming home. among them, quite significantly, was yarden bibas. now, this was a very bittersweet moment for his his mother and his father and his sister were here to square in particular. october the 7th attacks and were never charged. they were held in what israel calls preventative detention. because, yes, while a lot many of the palestinian many others have not have been found guilty of much lesser offences or not been charged at all. ceasefire deal is working. and they want this ceasefire agreement to continue, even though there is significant political pressure to expire and for the war against hamas in gaza to end. and just take us through events in, in gaza as well, what sort of reception did they receive? yeah, well, of course, in gaza itself, what should be and the israe

but russia is adamant, and russia is blaming this on ukraine. the buses for ministry spokeswoman has said the killings must be fully investigated by the international community. meanwhile, a forensic expert from the coast greek and has been detailing the harrowing state of the corpse is discovered in the area that will correspond to that was reporting about the interest of a we received bodies from the village of 1st grap. originally, all of them were emaciated with science of violent death. they were predominantly elderly people. most of the bodies had a gunshot in trepner woods. however, 2 corpses of elderly man and women with blunt trauma to the swords with multiple by electro reflectors throughout their work intelligence to the lungs. and there was an outpouring of blood in the plural cavity. their cause of death was born chest trauma. however, in addition to what the woman's knees were injured and the men's left hand was injured, with the carpal bone fractured all of this fix to the brutality there was inflicted on them. the woman's body al

everybody in his world was very adamant that there should be a prenup. 50% of marriages in the real worldwouldn't do it. i think joe was nervous about it. i mean, they thought that he was moving too quickly. they thought he was too young. i think the first time any of us even knew about vanessa was when he brought her in the locker room after the 2000 championship. [whistle blowing] the la lakers beat the indiana pacers to win their first nba championship in 12 years. i'm so excited. i get two rings this year. [laughs] two rings. yeah, two rings, a wedding band and the championship ring. [laughs] [lips smacking] is that my dad? [laughs] turn around. whoa! turn around. that's what i'm talking about, bro. he wants his father to experience this. it hearkens back to the state championship that kobe won at lower merion high school. he did exactly the same thing. kobe would tell people close to him that one of his goals in his nba career was to restore the bryant good name. it's not just that kobe has won a championship, his first in the nba. he wants his father to experience this, to remind pe

okay. adam fisher brings will the very latest that on those 2 crashes and 48 hours in washington dc. um, philadelphia, island for the moment. many thanks indeed to us present. donald trump is imposing terrace on neighbors, mexico and canada as well as china tray of americans. biggest trading palm is the test take effect from saturday, particle high and hospitalized is from washington dc. when it comes to america's trading partners, the big 3 or mexico, canada, and to a lesser extent, china. now you as president, donald trump says he will target all 3 with tariffs, 25 percent for both mexico and canada. 10 percent for china. according to the census bureau, those countries account for 41 percent of all goods imported and exported from the us. we have big deaf as with, as you know, with all 3 of them. and in one case, they're sending massive amounts of fentanyl killing hundreds of thousands of people a year with offense at all. and in the other 2 cases, they are making it possible for this appointment to get in. the white house did not release a complete list of targeted products, but t

but russia is adamant, and russia is blaming this on ukraine. well that's, that's foreign ministry. space person says the killings must be fully investigated by the international community. it is evident that the extreme is news. they were committing a grave crime and attempted to destroy evidence, the selective nature of the militants. reprisals against the least socially protected segments of the occupied population, particularly the elderly, does of special attention. we believe it is highly important to inform the widest possible global audience about the crimes in the temporarily occupied territories of the coolest region. the bloody nature of the actions of keeps militants in the co squeegee and should be widely presented on international platforms such as the u . n. b, a, c, e, and the specialized agencies documented by representatives of the international committee of the red cross. and will become a subject of investigation by international human rights mechanisms, including non governmental organizations. well, for my pentagon senior s

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