that's why we don't quote adams there is no monument to adams in washington, d.c. there is now, as of two years ago at the adams presidential center in quincy, massachusetts. but there has never been one in the north, has not actually participated in the project of memorialization of our founding in, the same way that the south has. and that has affected what we quote and how we understand our history. i think it's time for the whole story. so that's what i really try to contribute here. thank you. thank you, paul. yeah, i think that's that's fantastically important. i think in terms of of responding to daniel rich, i would only say i very much agree that stressing the the centrality of this difference is actually also a way of showing the importance of the colonial experience of the in which the americans had been developed on a different path from the british for a long time by the time of of the revolution and american politics took a different direction than the one that english politics was already taking in at the end of the 18th century. it followed a path t

adam: a james dean's from indiana, adam klotz is from indiana. there a coincidence there?h. and he has the hair. adam: that's what i'm going for. [laughter] and i've been trying torque like, pull off a look here -- to pull off a look here. come with me. i'm trying to pull off the a look, and i've been whispering to these motorcycles, seeing which one talks back to me. if is and i kind of, i kind of like the sound of this. i kind of like -- oh, yeah. oh, yeah, guys. i'm going to be riding coming up here in a little bit. charlie: the sound of freedom right there. rachel: wow. adam: whoo! charlie: nice. [laughter] peter: you need a helmet. rachel: he's a rebel without a cause. adam: i'm going to be safe. charlie: a rebel without a clue. [laughter] peter: thank you, adam. be careful. charlie: all right. the high tensions in the white house sending shock waves across the world. what this could mean for the future of a ukraine peace deal with rush. >> shah. liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. bibert

charlie: adam klotz is on the ground there. hey, adam. adam: good morning, guys. a million people were out here. we're expecting tens of thousands at the daytona international speedway. there's a mote -- motocross race later tonight. it's kind of like kid in a candy store, right? what people love to do at these vents, they bring their children -- events, you get to do demo rides. anybody can out here. you get out here early and you start to get excited. would i look cool on this bike? if is this one more my style this for me, i kind of love this gold color are. i love the brown. it's kind of retro, kind of vintage. that's kind of my thing. you decide which one looks cool to me. i'm also shopping. the kids will be out here shopping, the adults. which one am i going to demo ride in i'm thinking the same thing, this one's speaking to me personally, but there's some really good bikes out here, charlie. i don't know if you can weigh in or not, but there's going to be a ton of to fun, and coming up i'm going the figure out which one of these i'm going the ride. a lot of

in all, some 86 changes were made to jefferson's draft, first to strike were adams and franklin adamsbelieve that jefferson over the top and portraying king as a tyrant. but he offered no specific edit. he changed the words colonies to states, clearly noting america's changing status and adams also inserted the idea of a new grievance regarding forced change of venue for colonial legislatures. franklin, one of america's most revered editors and printers, received the document. adams and jefferson's continued tinkering. he made seven changes and practices trade by correcting their grammar and spelling together went easy on the author. with just ten changes between and franklin, it was jefferson's own improvements during those same few days of post review of adams franklin that were among the most memorable to all of us. it's his edits that included dissolve political bands, separate and equal, endowed by their creator, and of course, one that was so interesting compared to george words in williamsburg pursuit of happiness, rather acquiring property. it was jefferson's view that it's no

in the indictment for mayor adams. there is a pattern here. they are all democrats, that is one thing. but those accused of bribing these officials were not associated with countries usually regarded as our adversaries. egypt, azerbaijan, turkey. the other pattern is each case, there was an appeal or intervention by the trump administration. so the former senator made an appeal at his sentencing that he hopes trump will clean up what he called the cesspool, which he regarded to the southern district of new york. trump early on suggested he was being punished for his views on border security by the biden administration. was recently, the department of justice asked that charges against eric adams should be dismissed without prejudice. something being considered by the judge as we meet. how serious is this avenue from malign foreign influence? do these cases come up time to time and we should expect it as part of the political landscape? what is the future of enforcement in such cases? >> thank you for your report, for inviting me to be here wit

you think eric adams is trump's preferred candidate?well, at the moment, well he just well, he's planning to dismiss the charges. he seems to think that he has some kind of a understanding with the mayor about immigration enforcement. you know, clearly that relationship could go sideways if mayor adams does not cooperate to the extent that the trump administration would like on immigration enforcement. but for now, i would have to think that trump prefers adams. but we'll see who else you know emerges. >> it's what i said in the letter to the judge or the justice department under trump. they wanted the charges dropped because one of the three reasons was because he needs time to work on immigration and violent crimes, which spells to me return to stop and frisk, because that is the president's philosophy on that. i want to turn to that extraordinary meltdown we all witnessed in the oval office yesterday. what was supposed to be a meeting that led to a major new economic deal between the us and ukraine, turned into a shouting match betwe

and then adams and and everyone afterwards followed the tradition. and sometimes, as with jefferson, it was very important because jefferson, having defeated adams needed to talk about what that meant too to follow a president who who knew defeated in an election and his soothing words in 1801. we are all we were all republicans went along way to keep the experiment going forward. are superb you convey all that so well in the intro and. that's just a great introduction to the topic of a version of the same question to you next kate missouri distinguished historian of reconstruction and of the presidency, now seen all the inaugural under one volume. what broad can we take from from all of them. thanks so much. yeah, it is really fun to. see this volume in print? i don't know about other people having hold it up, but i was asked to write an essay for this volume in the depths of the pandemic and i wrote my mind is about president biden's inaugural address, and i'm sure we'll get to that. but i sort of didn't know how it was all going to come. and now s

adam? if. adam: i've got some excited people back behind me there, peter. yeah.d with only of the wind that we're e peens -- experiencing currently in new york city. that is driving some really cold temperatures. what a difference it is if in just 24 hours. first, let's dive into those forecast graphics. you can see how it's now cleared off but, boy, is it cold. 23 in new york city, 23 back in chicago. all part of that cold air that's really funneling in. on the back side of this, look at this. cold weather advisories into portion of the northern interior parts of new england. it's -20 to -25 degrees, closer to a 0-degree feel -- 10-degree feel here in new york city. are you guys staying warm in i love your energy. thanks for stopping -- who's the shout-out to? where are you guys from? >> chattanooga, tennessee. >> it's her birthday. adam: good for you. will you say back to you, rachel. >> back to you, rachel. rachel: happy birthday. thanks, adam. well, president trump's tariffs are going into effect on tuesday. president trump i putting canada, mexico and china

but adams behalf. >> and if i, if i'm eric adams. >> and i'm saying. >> look, if i. >> have. >> to stay race, if i have to actually continue instead of resigning, which a lot. >> of. >> people figured he should do, then you already give me some money. so i, i would i would imagine that part of the strategy might be that eric asked trump folks, hey, how about setting up an ai to. >> to help. >> me. >> out expenditure? >> and when it comes to eyes in new york city campaign finance laws, guess what? when you write an ad, or you put it up on air or send a piece of mail, you have to list your top three donors on the screen of for in just in new york. city for an independent expenditure. so it's not like people are going to be able to, like, sneak some money in and miss some deadlines. >> they're interesting. and we didn't even get to talk about the oval office because this this is going to be a fascinating race. and i'll be back so we can talk about it some more. doctor basil smikle jr. susan del percio, thank you both, as always, for coming to the saturday show. and a quick programing note,

south africa in lahore on wednesday for a place adam cottier, bbc news. on a bit and it was deviating and, uh, so i would say i would dedicate my five was probably what was the challenge for us. we knew that coming here, they were going to play they read the situation and read the conditions well. and um, yeah, unfortunately, we couldn't get across the line. england's laurie canter had the chance to win it, but missed his birdie putt and, with it, the chance of taking the title. his maiden dp world tour title. it's like a fairytale story. and, you know, a week ago, not even a week ago, and i'm glad i did. women's world championship at the 11th time of ahead of england's charley hull, but three successive birdies from the sixth put the olympic champion in a strong position. ayaka furue. that i would win. come, it means a lot. and it's exciting to add asia's major to, you know, my major collection. my major collection. again to take victory. more details on all of those stories on bye— bye. hello there. it's been a glorious start to the meteorological of england and wales. and the good

adams has 3 million. and he's he hasn't qualified. and they're not going to let right now.o where's the money going to come from for a candidacy independent democrat or republican. >> not where andrew. >> does well in the fundraising. >> exactly. >> i mean, i've forgotten what new york city campaign finance laws are, but i just wonder, well, you know, the trump effect. i mean, donald trump, a new yorker who's now living in florida, well, outside of, you know, when he's not in the white house, how how much should we expect the president to get involved to insert himself into the mayor's race? >> oh. >> he's going to come. >> after andrew cuomo. >> i mean. >> there's just no. >> stopping that. there is a feud that goes on from when they both were when he was governor during covid and president trump was in office then. so watch out because that's going to be something now. it could backfire. it could be something that helps andrew. >> actually. >> because he can have that ear and showing that he's nobody's you know, he's not going to be loyal to trump. whereas eric adams may

against adams in the november elections. new york city council campaigns are gearing up for june primaries, and my next guest just got in the race to represent parts of his native east harlem and the bronx. raymond santana, a member of the exonerated five, is with us. raymond, good morning to you. let me start with the one word question. why? why are you running? >> good morning. >> good morning. >> first off, good morning. >> you know, we're. >> up early this. >> morning getting ready to hit. >> the campaign trail. >> run out. >> there and get signatures. um, but the reason. >> why is because, you know, my community has stood behind. me through thick and thin. >> they have seen. >> me get convicted. >> they see me exonerated. they seen. >> us win the civil suit. >> and so. >> you know, for me, my community has always stuck by me throughout the ups and downs. and so it's only right that i stick through them through these hard times. you know, when i see the community and how the conditions are. >> yusef salaam, as we all kno

adams myths the wealth of nations. we remember this book for launching economics a distinct social science as a new way of exploring reality. but in 1776, that time the number of american colonists might have read the wealth of nations, but probably most impressed its concluding paragraphs here, smith argued the trade restrictions associated the british empire would eventually economically quote oppressive and insupportable for the american colonies as the economic development accelerated in the long. smith thought the colonies would decide that the restraints imposed on their trade outweighed the benefits of being of the empire. so to that extent, the of nations gave the american colonists a commercial for becoming independent states. but why? you may ask, would rebellious american colonists be interested in the economic reflections of a scottish philosopher who had visited and would never visit north america. the answer is that educated 18th century americans were into interested in all things scottish, colonial amer

he said it wasn't because he thought adams was innocent.lly said he hadn't reviewed the merits of the case. it was all about politics, about using some kind of hammer to force adams to carry out the political agenda of the trump administration in the nation's largest city. when they went to that hearing, where the to ask the judge to dismiss it, he went by himself. katie, the reason for that is if he knew, if he brought any of those federal prosecutors who worked on the case, they'd be forced to say in public what they told him behind doors that his order was unethical against every rule in the department of justice manual. so under the law, prosecutors have huge discretion to dismiss cases since they're the ones who bring them. but these federal judges are asking for at least a hearing to find out what actually happened. because if it's all about politics, maybe that meets the standard where this case simply can't be dismissed, that the judge needs to appoint a special counsel. >> yeah. and also, let's talk about the autonomy, the independ

and basically saying that cuomo is not the answer to eric adams. and all of the problems that he is facing while he's in office right now. but the question here is going to be ultimately decided by new york city voters. they're the ones who get to decide whether or not they believe andrew cuomo should have another shot at of at holding public office. as you said, he stepped down from office in 2021 after being accused of sexual misconduct by 11 women, including two former aides in his office. and although he has a long record of accomplishments and leading the state of new york, there are also a lot of criticisms and a lot of questions for him to answer as he embarks on this campaign. he made it official today. there had been a lot of speculation in recent days about whether or not he was going to jump into the race, but today he sort of talked about new york city as being in crisis. he talked about homelessness, public safety. clearly taking a shot at the administration, saying that he believes he has the solution for this moment. now we'll see wh

could give him the opening he needs to unseat adams. the former governor announcing his new campaign today, nearly four years after he resigned from office, 11 women accused him of sexual misconduct, allegations. he still denies. cnn's gloria pazmino joins us now from new york. gloria, a number of officials are reacting to cuomo's announcement. what are you hearing yeah, jessica, the response has been fierce and it has been swift, especially among all the other candidates that are already running in this democratic primary. >> there's over six candidates that are already challenging mayor eric adams, and all of them have put out strong responses to andrew cuomo announcing today that he is joining the race. all of them very ready to remind new yorkers and remind voters of what drove him out of office and all of the scandals that took place while he was governor, not just the ones that resulted in his resignation. so we are about to see a very different stage of this primary race, the election. the primary election is in june. the general

charlie: thank you, adam.elenskyy now claim he's ready to sign a minerals deal after getting kicked out of the white house on friday, but how exactly would the u.s. benefit from the deal? rachel: our next guest bought ripeses for lithium deposits in ukraine with -- licenses -- and he warns it is crucial for the west to have more control of -- critical metals tony sage joins us now to explain. tony, welcome to the show. let met -- me just start with this, does ukraine have a substantial am of critical minerals, enough to pay off the billions and billions of dollars that they, that we gave them? >> the simple answer to that question is, no. but it becomes a little bit more complicated than that. i mean, they're pin ifal-rich, very mineral-are rich. they've got a lot of manganese, graphite, iron and, of course, lithium. but those minerals aren't really counted in the rare earths category. the rare earths that they do have haven't been explored enough to identify how much they're worth. but, look, it's a start. i

cricket now, and india have beaten new zealand by 44 runs performance from india's spinners, with varun adamorts. out to be a convincing win over new zealand. one—handed screamer! spearheaded india's recovery. at the dubai international stadium. by va run chakravarthy. the first of five wickets he was to take raising the noise levels of a partisan crowd. was with india. india finished top of group a, and their quartet of spinners in the semi—finals. new zealand had already qualified and will now face in next sunday's final. create that doubt. wickets to the other bowlers, also, the way they bowled on the other side helped me pick wickets in this side. in portrush this summer. with a play—off deciding the winner. but missed his birdie putt and, with it, the chance of taking the title. his maiden dp world tour title. and, you know, a week ago, not even a week ago, a few days ago, i was really doubting my golf swing. i was hitting it kind of badly. and, uh, found something really good and had to roll with that, world number three lydia ko has finally won the lpga's asking in singapore. four cle

i blame you, adams.os are asking me to step down, god forgive them and if you're black, he has to support you? >> no, not at all. i'm asking for all new yorkers to support me. >> who are you talking to saying negros. >> stepping down and asking me to step down. >> all new yorkers are negros? >> i thought i was very clear in my definition of what i said. brian: never been so happy to not be involved in a segment. never seen rosettea scott quiet before. the sign language interpreter was stuck. >> i god, i hope they're not paying attention right now. that was a no wing situation for he can be. brian: i like your interpretation of the sign language. >> that's all i got. not a lot of skills here, kilmeade. brian: eric adams is melting down before our guys. >> he is and if he's using language like that, they'll give him a grammy. he'll win best rap album with kendrick lamar. you have no faith in me. at the end of the first question, you're like failla is hammered, it's sunday night. he's not going to work on i

adam cottier reports. and a stand of 98 between axar patel and shreyas iyer spearheaded india's recoveryon a slow pitch step forward india's spinners in reply, led levels of a partisan crowd. at 133—3, though, with 18 overs remaining, the match was still was with india. fall for just 72 runs. will likely be a big challenge for australia in the semi—finals. in next sunday's final. so it was not a rank turner, as such, which people on a bit and it was deviating a little bitjust to create that doubt. and, uh, so i would say i would dedicate my five was probably what was the challenge for us. let's update you on the golf now, because home favourite in portrush this summer. so, that left naidoo with a golden opportunity and, you know, a week ago, not even a week ago, i was hitting it kind of badly. and i'm glad i did. asking in singapore. ahead of england's charley hull, but three successive birdies from the sixth put the olympic champion in a strong position. and ko finished with a round of 69 for a 13—under total, ayaka furue. you know, a few weeks ago, but i didn't know come, it means a lo

. >> and, you know, how might this complicate things for the current new york city mayor, eric adams? >> so, fred, that was really the other big question that we were contemplating this entire time. was he going to jump in or not? and it was because of the current mayor, mayor eric adams, who the two men for many years have been friendly. and there had been a question about whether or not cuomo was going to challenge adams in the primary, given that relationship and perhaps most importantly, that the voters, these two men would likely go after are very similar. a moderate democrat who is concerned with public safety, black and brown new yorkers, black voters in queens and brooklyn are going to be essential for either of these two men in order to be able to win elections. so that's a complicating factor. but i've been speaking to my sources who are close to cuomo and who have been speaking with him recently, and he believes that he has an opening, especially because of the ongoing political scandals that mayor eric adams is facing. he believes that there is an opening there. we should

peter:at some point adam klotz is going to race a race car. >> reporter: what happened to your helmetyou look so -- >> i got the hair back in order. i was outside at the demos but now i am inside so the speedway here is absolutely incredible. it holds one hundred one thousand people. it is going to be filling up here this afternoon, one of the biggest events of the weekend, actually the entire week is going to be out here tonight, the motocross race coming up in a few minutes. i'm going to get down on the dirt and check out that and find out what it is all about. a lot of fun this morning and we will keep it going. rachel: all right, james dean. we will be right back. you go to sandals to connect on a deeper level. i've been waiting for this... [wind blowing] [zip up] time to get wet! thanks. with the caribbean sea. ♪ you think those phone guys will ever figure out how to keep 5g home internet from slowing down during peak hours? their customers have to share a wireless signal with everyone in their area. oooh. you know, it's kinda like when you bring a really big cake for your birthd

the other major factor in this is, of course, eric adams.his campaign has yet to respond to the former governor's announcement, but we've heard mayor adams say before that he welcomes anybody else who might want to get into this race. he expects to run for reelection as a democrat, even as the federal case continues to hang in the balance and remains unresolved, at least for now. jessica. >> gloria pazmino with the latest. thank you very much. still ahead, how european leaders are uniting to take control of ukraine. talks away from the u.s. and provide a united front against russia, in a move that one prime minister called a crossroads in history. >> amid upheaval. >> and sweeping changes, the president. >> of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tuesday at eight on cnn. >> it's game time in. the shot clock is running down on subway, 6.99ft long deal. fresh sliced deli meat, fresh crispy veggies. too much. good stuf

and then i wonder how might this complicate things for the current mayor, eric adams?>> well, fred, the primary is just four months away, and that is really not a whole lot of time when it comes to running an election, and certainly not here in new york city. new york city mayor eric adams is running for reelection, but so are about 6 or 7 other candidates that are seeking the primary nomination as democrats. so he has a short amount of time. the question here had been whether or not cuomo was going to be willing to challenge eric adams. the two men are friendly. clearly, he is deciding that he is going to do this. sources close to cuomo have told me that the former governor believes that he has a real shot at taking city hall. and of course, we know just how much political scandal the current mayor, mayor adams, has been facing in recent months. his federal indictments, along with other issues here in the city. so the former governor certainly appears to think that he is poised to give him a real challenge. and as of right now, fred, he certainly seems like one of the

six of his eight big leagues have occurred here. >>> giants counting on chapman and adames.invested over $333 million on the left side of the infield. that's pressure. jessica birch is just off camera, performing in front of her. >> okay. >> i know, we rarely get a visit from the morning people on weekend nights. it is nice to have her here. >>> coming up, judo for juniors. how police officers in the tenderloin are teaching if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box! know what i'm doing tonight? i'm pouring chocolate all over... my new banana french toast sticks! crispy, fluffy, and just $3.49! what'd you think i was gonna say? get so munch more. welcome to jack in the box! >>> we're going to close things out with a feel good story in the tenderloin, where san francisco police officers are trading in their tactical belts for black belts. sooji nam explains. >> repor

announcing his run for new york city mayor as he looks to replace mayor eric adams, the scandal ridden021 as he was accused of sexual harassment by multiple men. more on this let's bring in i'm sorry it women. host at that dominic carter show 77 wabc dominic carter. sorry dominic, nearly a dozen women that accuse the former governor of sexual harassment. many of them aides to him. and, when he departed and resigned in august of 2021 here is a little bit of what he had to say then. listen. >> i would never want to be unhelpful in any way. and, i think given the circumstances the best way i can help now, as if i step aside and let government get back to government. griff: now he says he needs to step into the big apple and save new york. what do you make of this? >> well griff, 1 it's great to be here with you. it's going to be 1 interesting campaign. remember a in new york city it's not the traditional fall primary. it's pushed up to june. so this will be decided and traditionally in new york city, and history has shown, except for giuliani and bloomberg, whoever wins the democratic pri

our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has more.efire deal is reaching another critical moment. phase one, the six weeks of phase one, end this weekend. despite many uncertainties along the way, everything that was supposed to happen during that phase has happened. but now, we're supposed to be into phase two, which should see the release of all remaining living hostages and the withdrawal of israeli forces from the gaza strip. negotiations on phase two have onlyjust begun, but they already seem to be running into difficulty. the israeli government seems to be pursuing an extension of phase one, which would see more israeli hostages released, more palestinian prisoners released, but no israeli military withdrawal. the thing that the israelis are most worried about is that hamas has put on these shows of military strength and seems very unwilling to relinquish their military authority in the gaza strip, let alone leave expiring on saturday. of decision and i would say that it's not going to be a domestic political decision and it's n

and california senator adam schiff posted this response on social media saying, quote, the richest man in the world says your hard earned benefits are the biggest ponzi scheme of all time. they're coming after social security and medicare, and they aren't even hiding it. >> now to the middle east. israel, facing sharp criticism for stopping all humanitarian aid and other supplies into gaza. >> israeli leaders warn, quote, additional consequences could come if hamas doesn't accept a new proposal to extend a fragile ceasefire. ktvu tom vacar spoke to a political expert on what this means for the war torn region. >> the expectation was that the two month ceasefire would be extended through ramadan, one of islam's most important months, where the faithful believe the holy quran was sent down from heaven. ramadan coincides with passover, one of the most important jewish high holidays celebrating the israelites escape from egypt. instead, israeli leadership has stated it will not continue the ceasefire or withdraw its troops or allow the continued shipment of goods, supplies and services wit

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it's produced by adam sandler. >> adam sandler!one, like, we've all grown up watching all of his movies. and it's like -- don't you quote his movies like twice a a day by accident? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> you know? "conditioner is better." like you just -- it just happens. everyday. i did make a joke to him the other night that -- i don't know how this is going to go, but -- >> jimmy: okay. >> we was just, you know, his family is like, you know, some people -- one of the people who've been affected by the wildfires. >> jimmy: yes. >> and, you know, and he's sitting at this dinner with us. he's like, "yeah, i just had to grab like, two shirts and get out of there." and i'm looking at his shirt and i'm like, "and you grabbed that one?" [ laughter ] you know? did you see -- the hawaiian? i'm like, "is that -- that's the one you went with?" [ light laughter ] 'cause you got to make your friends laugh during these times. >> jimmy: yeah, and he laughed. he laughed. >> he laughed. >> jimmy: he laughed, yeah. >> he's a good -- he's a

he's running against current mayor eric adams, a fellow democrat who has been indicted on corruptionams was scheduled to stand trial next month, but the justice department dropped the case with prejudice, meaning he could still be tried at a later time. the mayoral primary is scheduled for june before the november election. the general election in november, that is. federal employees are again being asked to justify their jobs to the department of government efficiency, overseen by elon musk. the new request landed in the inboxes of some employees late last night. the plan to send a second round of emails was initially disclosed by a person with knowledge of the situation, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to talk about it publicly. the first email, distributed a week ago, asked employees to list five tasks that they completed in a week. musk said anyone who didn't respond would be fired. many agencies, though, told their employees not to respond or issued conflicting guidance. this comes after hundreds of federal workers at the national oceanic and atmospheric

and we'll see just how the current mayor, eric adams, responds to that challenge. fred. >> all right. gloria pazmino, thanks so much. and this reminder to catch one of the smartest takes on the news of the week, served with a side of humor. congresswoman jasmine crockett and comedian dave foley joined roy wood jr., amber ruffin and michael ian black on a new episode of have i got news for you, now streaming on max. we'll be right back. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tuesday at eight on cnn. >> i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. >> those who tried me felt. >> more. energy in just. >> two weeks. >> here, i'll take that. >> ensure max. >> protein 30g. >> protein. >> one gram. >> sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles. >> up to. >> seven hours. >> at the real deal. >> we authenticate everything. >> we check the date code, examine the stitching clue, the leath

but when it comes to ukraine, their adamant that no one should escape justice, including the russian children's rights commissioner, the icy seized decision to issue an arrest warrant against vladimir putin and maria live over biloba is a landmark one. no one responsible for crimes committed by russia and you crane, regardless of their status, should remain unpunished. a state cannot be required to act inconsistently with its obligations under international law with respect to the immunities of states, not party to the i. c. c. such immunities apply to prime minister netanyahu and the other ministers concerned, and will have to be taken into account should the icpc request of us there a rest in surrender, which obviously soon i can charge brits lined up behind benjamin netanyahu and see the u. k went on to challenge whether the icpc had any jurisdiction over israel's actions and goals that they were lots of reports at the time saying the us had been putting pressure on the british labor party to keep that challenge. go in, the british prime minister was adam and step b. arrest warran

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his return also sets up a potential showdown with mayor eric adams. the current mayor is facing scrutiny after trump's department of justice ordered prosecutors to drop corruption charges against adams. adams denied any wrongdoing. this morning, people are remembering soul and r&b singer angie stone. the grammy award winner died saturday morning in a crash while heading back to atlanta from mobile, alabama. she's known for her hits like black diamond and wish i didn't miss you. a career spans more than four decades. >> i can't eat, i can't sleep anymore. waiting for love to walk through the door. i wish i didn't miss you anymore. >> it's a hit. it's a hit. angie stone also acted in tv shows like girlfriends films, including scary movie. she is survived by her son, michael d'angelo archer, the second, who is also a recording artist. angie stone was 63 years old. this morning, the vatican says that pope francis had a peaceful night is resting. he's battling double pneumonia and suffered a respiratory setback on friday. needed to be put on a breathing ma

eric adams has his own issues.he denied that there was any sort of quid pro quo with his corruption charges. but kim cuomo pull this off. >> absolutely. i mean. >> was he the favorite? >> i would say he's the favorite. i think actually, like, he, uh cuomo. not pulling it off would be the story. there is a desire for that type of return. i think eric adams has laid the groundwork. and, you know, more broadly, there's a there's a backlash from even some of the cancel culture that brought cuomo to disgrace in 2021. i don't think that's i think that's separate from the reality and legitimacy of the charges. i don't think anyone doesn't think that, like, i haven't heard someone say, cuomo's a nice guy, but i think there's a sense of of maybe some of this went a little too far. and so i think that, you know, in my life in new york, i will hear an interesting collection of people be saying, at least andrew cuomo will clean up the subways. you know, at least, you know, andrew cuomo will get things done. you know, he knows

that was a phoney hunter biden, joe biden scam, hillary- clinton, shifty adam schiff, it was a democratd to go through that. and he did go through it. - we didn't end up in a war. and he went through it. i he was accusedj of all that stuff. he had nothing to do with it. it came out of hunter biden's bathroom. i biden's bedroom. it was disgusting. and then they said, "oh, the laptop from hell- was made by russia." the 51 agents. the whole thing was a scam, . and he had to put up with that. he was being accused of all that stuff. - all i can say is this — - he might have broken deals with 0bama and bush, and he might have - broken them with biden. he did, maybe. i maybe he didn't. i don't know what happened, but he didn't break them with me. i he wants to make a deal. i don't know if he can make a deal. - the problem is, i've empowered you to be a tough guy. - and i don't think - you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave, | but you're either going to make| a deal or we're out. and if we're out, i you'll fight it out. i don't think it's i going to be pr

mr cuomo face off against another politician embroiled in scandal, current new york city mayor eric adamsharges. in launching his bid for mayor of america's most populated city, andrew cuomo said new york is in crisis, and needs effective leadership. awards season is well and truly under way — hollywood's finest will be celebrated on sunday at the oscars, one of the most distinguished events in the film industry. musical crime drama emelia perez is going into the 97th academy awards as a frontrunner with 13 nominations. for more, earlier i spoke to marc malkin — senior editor of culture and events at variety. ijust want i just want to talk about eve best picture category festival. a lot of years, it feels preordained and it is not really the case of this year. it may be two or three films have a pretty good shot. not the case at all. you have an aura and the brutalist, picking up so many awards. conclave picked up best ensemble as the sag awards, the best picture, so it is really anybody was back again and that is what makes the oscars exciting this year because we just do not know he is

hillary clinton, shifty adam -- adam schiff, who was a democrat scam. he had to go through that. he did go throuh that. we did not end up in a war and he went through it. he was accused of all that stuff. he had nothing to do with that. came out of hunter biden's bathroom. it came out of hunter biden's bedroom. it was disgusting. and then they said, oh, the laptop from hell was made by russia. 51 agents. the whole thing was a scam. he had to put up with that. he was being accused of all that stuff. all i can say is this, you might have broken deals with obama and bush and he might have broken them with biden -- maybe didn't. i don't know what happened. but he did not break them with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if you can make a deal. the problem is i have empowered you to be a tough guy. i don't think you would be a tough guy without the united states. your people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we are out. if we are out, you will fight it out. i don't think it is going to be pretty. but you will fight it out. but you don't have the cards.