and recognize so many people in the room and let the mayor know she'll do it again but appreciate ben adams more than capable from the mayor's office of housing and community development we're grateful for of the partnership with tjpa over a decade. i want to also thank and appreciate the leader of department of homelessness and supportive housing and also an incredible partner with whom tjpa is deeply intertwined with the missions that about supportive housing and putting people who have experienced homelessness with the robust and dignity services we can provide grateful for both of those teams for your partnership and the housing and from our fund development and commissioned team mike wong is anybody of the board is here grateful. and he is the director of tenderloin supportive housing super involved in the district and the planning department isn't here but we've been working with them and oregon the leaders of institutions within the tenderloin and working with csi tis the director is at the related to this effort with the action plan. is really an incredible bringing together of the

. >> would you say that john jay and john adams and ben franklin agreed on the goals? >> initially, not at all. for different reasons, john adams and john jay are very eager to make a peace without the involvement of the french. franklin has very close relationships with the french foreign minister, whom he has promised that he will never negotiate without the involvement of france. negotiate any kind of peace without the involvement of france, and ultimately, john jay and john adams will prevail over franklin and the peace is negotiated without any conference with the french. the task of explaining that afterward will fall to franklin who has to make a somewhat humiliating trip to versailles. >> so, stacy schiff, we're here in the ben franklin m at the department of state. there is a table here, the treaty of paris table. what is that? >> it's this modest desk, which if you look at it closely, you realize is the beating heart of american history, because it is the desk at which we think john adams, john jay, and ben franklin signed treaty of paris, establishing this co

and would you say that john jay and john adams and ben franklin agreed on the goals initially? not at all for different reasons. adams and john jay are very to make a peace without the involvement of the french franklin because of his years at versailles has very very close relationships with especially the french minister whom he has promised that he will never negotiate without the involvement of france in negotiating a kind of without the involvement of france and. ultimately, john jay and john adams will prevail over franklin and the pieces negotiated any conference with the french the task of explaining that afterward will fall to franklin who has to make a somewhat humiliating trip to versailles to explain what he has with the assistance of his colleagues just done so. stacy schiff, as we mentioned, we're here in the ben franklin room at the department of state. there is a table here, the treaty of paris table. what is? that it's this modest desk which if you look at it closely, you realize is the beating heart of american history. because is it it is the desk at which we

. >> would you say that john adams, john jay and ben franklin agreed on the goals? >> initially, not at all. for different reasons, john adams and john jay are very eager to make peace without the involvement of the french. franklin because of his years at versailles and close relationships with, especially, the french foreign minister, who he promised he would never negotiate without the involvement of france . ultimately, john adams and john jay prevail over franklin, and the peace is negotiated without any conference with the french. the task of explaining that afterword will fall to franklin, who has to make a somewhat humiliating trip to versailles to explain what he has , with the assistance of his colleagues, just done . >> so, stacy schiff, as we mentioned, we are in the ben franklin room at the department of state. there is a table here, the treaty of paris table. what is that? >> it is this modest desk, if you look at it closely, you realize it is the beating heart of american history. it is the desk at which we think john adams, john jay and ben franklin s

-- deserve all the credit he could hope to give to them. >> would you say that john jay, john adams and ben franklin agree on the goals? >> initially, not at all. for different reasons, john adams and john jay are eager to make a peace without the involvement of the french. franklin has very close relationships with the french foreign minister, twhom he has promised he will never negotiate without the involvement of france. and also the way they will prevail of franklin and the piece is negotiated without any conference with the french. the task of explaining that afterward will fall to frank lynn, s who has to make a trip versailles.trip to versailles. >> so stacy schiff, as we mentioned here in the ben franklin room at the department of state. there is a table here, the treaty of paris table. what is that? >> it's this modest desk which, if you look at it closely, you realize is the beating heart of american history. it is the desk at which we think they signed the treaty of paris establishing this country in paris in 1783. it was essentially a desk brought from london by a british negoti

he is not in congress, obviously, but he is political allies of sorts of john adams and ben franklin, who are trying to push congress to get to independence, and there are a number of letters that survived were gates writes to adams and franklin thing, you need to do this, do that, giving benjamin franklin advice about having john dickinson on board, who is notoriously a holdout on independence. and he insists that britain can never be trusted. freedom isn't possible, unless you have independence. and he says, who cares about setting up the government? get freedom first, then we will worry about the government, which was not the best approach, but that was his approach. in congress, of course, in july 1776, will declare independence. but, at that point, a month earlier in june 1776, he had been promoted to major general. over the course of the revolutionary war, he will have a lot of highs and a lot of lows, he will have a high at saratoga, of course, where he will oversee an absolutely crucial victory at saratoga, and debate over how much credit gates deserves for that, but i think h

we are calling it "the severance podcast with ben stiller and adam scott." >> jimmy: that's amazing.working on. >> yes. >> jimmy: 'cause this is -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- i'm very excited about this. >> well, yeah. it's -- you know, i mean, like right now the nation is really divided. >> jimmy: oh, don't bring down the room. yeah, i'm sorry. >> yeah. yeah. and you know, it's almost like we have two different countries, you know. it's the tennis players and the pickleball players. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, yeah -- interesting. so this is about pickleball? >> this is a pickleball movie. yeah. >> jimmy: this a pickleball movie. >> it's about the tension between tennis and pickleball. and it's starring -- i'm in it, but jake johnson's in it. and ed harris. and mary steenburgen, and andy roddick is in it too. yeah. >> jimmy: this is jake johnson, and it's called "the dink." >> it's called "the dink," which is a pickleball shot. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: of course! "the dink." >> yeah, yeah. and we're filming it right now. >> jimmy: i'm so excited about "the dink." >> yeah, it's

adamant with you because ultimately you don't matter. —— get into an argument. some in the energy industry, though, believe gas has a role to play in the decarbonisation process, as energy lobbyist benhe us, it's a nation which has reduced its emissions more than any other nation over the past decade. the way that it's achieved this is by displacing coal—fired power generation with gas—fired power generation, with gas having less than half the carbon intensity of coal—fired power. and therefore, i think we have to look at it in terms of energy demand across the us, across the world is forecast to grow significantly moving forward. it's the us, power demand in the us alone is forecast to grow by another 15 to 20% over the next five years, as a result of data centres and energy demand brought about by ai. and therefore, in a world that has an ever increasing energy demand, it's important that we have consistent regular energy supply. and therefore, i think what the administration and mr wright, as the secretary of energy will prioritise, will be how we bring all forms of energy to market, rather than polarising sort of one narrative versus the other and prioritising one form of energy

ben and jerry's debuts new flavor. on amber's team tonight a former congressman who voted to impeach trump, now the is on shows like this, it is adam kinzinger. joining michael, a comedian who has worked on so many shows, then daily show, the office, in living color, he is more talented than ryan, it is larry will moore. now, for the biggest stories of the week, i want to show to a clip professing a news event this week. you have got to watch the montage tell us what it is. >> people are at the store. a little cloud doing a little dance and fire. >> that is actually election day in nine days. >> well, thank you for the optimism. >> the story is media outlets are being criticized for trumps behavior, the media has been using a new word, does anyone know what that word is? >> stupidity. >> let's find out. >> it is sane washed. >> instead of being nice the only way to describe him is crackhead at this point. remember he was dancing for like 30 minutes. only crackheads do that. stand in the same place and dance. right? >> don't clap for that. [ laughter ] the mac how does van jones describe the difference between the coverage of trump

ben things and you don't do 1st alternatives. if conservation cannot put it on people's table, then we might also as well forget about conservation an unusual encounter in south africa. hunting critic, adam cruz was about to meet hunting organizer, carlo n. okay. so i'm interested in seeing how he is contributing to conservation uh with trophy hunting. yeah, we'll call the single break and safari it's the 1st time the to have spoken is the not an argument saying that you're taking off the trophy, you taking out the base jeans off. that's b c. so a lot of cases it will be the case happening. you have, you've got a client in the place, top dollars and you do, you allow them to shoot the biggest and strongest animal that you have. but i want to have a few to with, with the go, the full and if you go to any farm and let's go back to the exit coats that he bought and sold, he's based boldly. pushed breeds really knows on his from the, the, to african rhinos. bases have been all most eradicated in the last century. may need you to that prize torres, for the population of around 1000000, only 20 to 20. $5000.00 germane and poaching continues to threaten their existence. where you just link angl

adam west to take the job that dr. ben carson has had. dr. carson to be the head of the cdc.ackson be attorney general of the united states. i approve of everybody trump has picked so far, but go to other states and stop amount of congress. the last two callers, i feel sorry for them. host: are you still there? you mention that you made suggestions for who you would like to see in the cabinet. why do you like those people? caller: because they are honest. they know the job. they're not like the cabinet up there now. those people up there now are joke. biden's picks, they are jokes. we are talking about real americans who stand up for america. host: pennsylvania, line for independents. good morning, wally. caller: i would like to make a quick comment on the department of education. jimmy carter created that in 1980. apparently, the public school system flourished before the bureaucracy was created. the more salient point that i would like to make is under the 10th amendment, the federal government should not be involved in education. it's not mentioned anywhere in the constitu

adam west to take the job that dr. ben carson has had. dr. carson to be the head of the cdc.ackson be attorney general of the united states. i approve of everybody trump has picked so far, but go to other states and stop amount of congress. the last two callers, i feel sorry for them. host: are you still there? you mention that you made suggestions for who you would like to see in the cabinet. why do you like those people? caller: because they are honest. they know the job. they're not like the cabinet up there now. those people up there now are joke. biden's picks, they are jokes. we are talking about real americans who stand up for america. host: pennsylvania, line for independents. good morning, wally. caller: i would like to make a quick comment on the department of education. jimmy carter created that in 1980. apparently, the public school system flourished before the bureaucracy was created. the more salient point that i would like to make is under the 10th amendment, the federal government should not be involved in education. it's not mentioned anywhere in the constitu

homelessness could be solved by literally throwing e the blood ben adams doing the reviewing for one of their first shows. for either one. it could be the last one. you never know. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's get tonight's headlines with katie bowen . bowen. >> steve. thank you. and a very good evening to you. it's just gone 11:00. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. the prime minister has said that he has spoken to welsh first minister eleanor morgan about flooding in wales , as four about flooding in wales, as four people have now died as a result of the weather brought to the uk by storm. bert a leonard morgan, has said it has been a really difficult weekend, describing the impact as absolutely devastating. the storm has brought more than 80% of november's average monthly rainfall in less than 48 hours. in some areas , with more more in some areas, with more more than 200 flood alerts in place across the uk. a major incident has been declared in south wales, where between 200 and 300 properties have been affected by today's flooding and

now i'm joined tonight by ben adams and andrew eborn.t out that, you know, david lammy, he might have said that stuff when he was younger. he was young, he was stupid. but i'm sure he's grown as a person now. his foreign secretary, he's, you know, he's been so dignified and he's trying to build bridges and he's trying to build bridges and he says , let's just move on, is he says, let's just move on, is what he said in his latest interview. >> but don't forget to say when you easy to say, you've got to do that. i love the fact that he's now sympathising with a nazi sympathiser. fantastic stuff. and don't forget jd vance, who is now going to be vice president, the youngest ever since nixon turned around and sort of said that similar sort of thing. he compared trump to adolf hitler in 2016, and he also called him an idiot. and so on and so forth. what jd vance did, it sounds like a cheap department store, doesn't it? jd vance what? he turned around and did. he said it was actually the media who misrepresented him when trump was president. i