. >> good evening my name is james adams i'm the security dodge and i'm a retired police officer i worked with the captain at day view he was my lieutenant and we were in the same academy class. actually, i went to washington it was the best >> i want to thank captain for all the assistance. we mentioned with the card you mentioned about being distracted. cell phone theft is one of the major crimes that happens at stones town. he's worked with me to bring officers out i've given them access to the roofs so they can overlook the parking lots. you bring is big car out to our location and we have officers out there trying to stop the blrz of our cars. this month we've had 9 break-ins of cars. people are leaving everything in plain view. i've looked at the states and it looks one of the major crimes is people are driving straight from the airport and leaving their luggage and back pages and they're looking for electronics. i do want to thank the staff at terryville because we have what we call an orchard crime rate and one in particular was sunglasses. they came out they were 34 woman 189 r 1

james. >> a stud over there. >> adam sandler. >> spade. >> and kevin james.e a missing kid, actually. this kid's been kidnapped. if you have information, please call. >> it was on a milk carton. >> he was a little too cute. >> not to say. but in case you need other co-stars, we thought maybe we could help you out. and we have our -- >> oh, yeah. >> look at sam next to you down there. >> wow. >> okay. cut it out. >> sam. >> what's that? >> what? >> you're not a natural blonde? >> what? huh? >> wow. sam. >> how can we -- how did we pick me? >> look at george. and look at robin renee. >> look at that. >> that's a classic. that's a classic '70s shot. >> robin, i love that weave. >> that was all mine. >> you look like -- >> sam looks like he's on the run. like this whole gig is just to hide the crime. he's hiding out in new york as a weatherman. you don't know he killed some people in missouri. hide in plain sight. he's not even gay. it's all to hide the crime. it's all -- >> the kind of fun you had on the set. >> i try. yeah. with everybody. this is -- "grown-ups

i would rather go with james luther adams called the property fete -- prophet of all believer. everybody who is brought to the church and baptized should be told that part of what be baptized is in to is a tradition. each of you is called upon to fulfill a vocation. when you get red i i -- ready to hire a pastor, find a pastor whose primary task it is to mobilize the energy present in the people or the stimulate to be prothreatic with respect to the responsibility. we can't expect the preacher -- [applause] you want me to tell you something? the preacher is most frequently primarily a reflecter of what these people are as well as what god is calling them to be. i would rather -- in fact -- let me say. what you're calming for is i think we need another great awaking. that is a revitallyization of the culture so almost all of the majors institutions know we need spiritual rerevisittization that's what happens. i would like to be -- if you hired somebody who was primarily going to be a prophet. number one, that's audacious. many call for the fear -- but let's challenge the church

here with adam sadler, kevin james, and shaq. we have some hoops set up.. >> so, lara and everybody will have to come up here in a little bit. we're going to talk about the brand-new comedy "grown ups 2." >> looking forward to that, robin. >>> we're excited because friday, one republic is joining us for our huge party in the park. love them. love their music. >> i'll tell you something else, it doesn't stop there. next friday, jason derulo, everybody. that will be a fun concert. >>> all month long, we're celebrating all things american that we enjoy in the sum per p we had robin's shrimp poe boys, from pass christian. and lara's pizza from new hyde park. and -- >> the finest dogs ever made in america. i've waited in line for these doughnuts. >> these are great. it's also on long island. we're kind of together. >> oh. >> wow. >> drumroll, please. hot and fresh doughnuts. take a look. summertime is beach time. but before my family hits the surf, we fuel up with dreesen's famous doughnuts. it's been a fixture in east hampton, new york, since the 1920s. it sta

. >> maybe more contemporary i'm thinking kevin james, adam sandler. >> what if you're good-looking and. >> are they the most desirable. >> i would think they are. john stewart, brilliant, funny. >> women are attracted to the mind behind the humor. >> smart. >> but sometimes the funny comes like that thick sense of humor that they can be depressed. >> natalie took a turn. >> there we go. >> sometimes those people have issues that you don't want to know about. >> yeah, women have never known about that. guys can have issues. >>> and this one i don't get. >> i love this idea. >> what is it? >> when you struggle to scrape out the last traces of peanut butter from the jar. well, look at this promotional video for a new project that went nuts online over the weekend. >> the peanut butter jar is messy, inefficient and wasteful. it's impossible to avoid peanut butter knuckles when extracting the substance from a nearly empty jar. jar with a twist solves all of these problems. it's designed like a deoderant jar. >> wow, that's attractive. >> it's not a real product yet. >> how about when you've

corrupt the churches and in fact when james madison became president he was the third president united states it was. no use the fourth president as george washington john adams thomas jefferson james madison and during the george washington administration washington passed legislation that gave money to poor houses for the poor in d.c. and during the during the the madison presidency congress changed that to give the money to the churches in d.c. to give to the poor people and that was his first veto that was madison's for his veto he was of it so they were both afraid of it for very different reasons our third question comes from mike in massachusetts the video question on decriminalizing. mike from massachusetts state where we decriminalize possession of under an ounce of marijuana. in my opinion decriminalization of the worst of both worlds what's needed is full blown legalization taxation. without a legal supply chain the criminal element is there and with the cruel zation it gets stronger because the police. have essentially disregarded the substance as something to worry about in most areas and the c.d.o. image has gotten stronger rather than going awa

henry adams, the novelist henry james, artists, people like that. he was not the guy walking down the street with his sleeves rolled up. i guess that is an apt description. hay u paint a picture of roosevelt being close, and then you write in chapter 16 -- this is from theodore roosevelt. hay had this was after died, wrote this. roosevelt did not keep his light under a bushel. he wanted to take credit for absolutely everything that happened in his public life. he was writing that letter also to his good old buddy henry cabot lodge. had been chasing after henry cabot lodge's wife for a little bit, too. you could consider roux about old buddy lodge, our john hay was a great man, but remember i am even greater. what i go on to say in that chapter is that roosevelt never hay said such a thing about to hay he was alive. >> i will read a little more here. roosevelt' likes to practice fighting sticks in the frostyouse, get up on a morning, get on his horse and ride through rock creek park. lodge was also a great horsemen and like that lifestyle. to goidea

e hung out with other intellectuals, henry adams, the artists, enry james, people like that. he wasn't the guy you'd see down the street with his sleeves rolled up. so that's an apt description. of ou paint a picture roosevelt and hay being close and spending a lot of time ogether and in chapter 17 titled, "a reasonable time," i some of to read back the quotes and get you to explain it. this is from theodore roosevelt. personally roosevelt wrote of hay in the first letter, his loss was very great to me fond of him. very he had died. then he wrote, from the business, of public the case is different, his name, his reputation, his staunch loyalty, all made him a real administration, but n actual work, i had to do the big things myself. > well, this was after hay had died, roosevelt wrote this. he didn't get the light under a bushel. he wanted to take credit for happened in his public life. writing that letter also henry good old buddy cabbott lodge. and remember hay had been chasing after henry cabbott little wife there for a bit too. so i think that's -- if you consider rooseve

. >> sí, tenemos a las damas, salma hayek, adam sandler, eddy james y deivy. >> sí, hay que ponerlos>> para los niños de la casa llega desde "sabadazo", gomita, lapicito, lapisin y todos los crayones. >> inicio de semana, pero vamos a iniciar la semana con información, vamos con satcha pretto. >> así es, la inexperiencia del piloto es el foco central del fallido aterrizaje del boin 777 en san francisco, dicen que habría sido una falla humana y no técnica, esto es milagroso que solo hubieron 2 fallecidas, vamos con los detalles con maría eugenia payán. >> (palabra en inglés) estaba grabando con su celular los aterrizajes de los aviones y captó el aterrizaje del avión, se puede apreciar como el aeronave levanta una polvareda, y la agencia nacional de seguridad en el transporte dijo que están investigando el caso, solo tenía 43 horas de vuelo y era su primer aterrizaje en el aeropuerto de san francisco, pero la aerolíneas dijo que tenía más de 10 mil horas de vuelo en otras aviones, uno de los pilotos dijo que el avión necesitaba aumentar su veloidad y solo un segundo y medio antes del

sequel, it's in theaters this friday. [ cheers and applause ] you got my man, adam sandler, spade, chris rock, kevin jamesplays a cop in this. >> yeah. it's amazing. >> jimmy: it's unbelievably funny. >> it's weird. you know what's funny? he's actually only four feet tall. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not true. >> it's all mirrors. >> jimmy: nick, i don't think that's true. >> it's all mirrors. >> jimmy: are you sure? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know if that's true. >> no, it's a crazy cast. it's like there's so many people in this movie. it's amazing. >> jimmy: and you shot this in boston? >> shot in boston for three months. >> jimmy: oh, it's a great city. >> bit of a drinking town. >> jimmy: yes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you get in trouble there? >> yeah, it was hard because, you know, when you're shooting and you know the hours are really long, the call times are really early, you gotta be on set 6:00 a.m. and when you're on camera -- like, this is a lesson i learned -- i'm sure you learned it too -- like, when you're acting, don't go out drinking the night before. >> jimmy: no. >> 'cause you're gonna look

vamos a sacar la alfombra roja, el elenco de la pelÍcula de (nombre en inglÉs), salma hayek, adam sandler, kevin jamesa, la cuatro, en la intimidad, quÉ puedes decir de la intimidad. >>> puedo decir muchas cosas. >>> de la intimidad, del disco. >>> no, este disco, se llama en la intimidad. >>> son mis canciones, mis propias canciones que la hacia con mis amigos, a momentos Íntimos, me decidi a hacerlo, llevarlo a una producciÓn discogrÁfica. ella hace un estilo de mÚsica, (nombre en inglÉs), la mÚsica del mundo. hay una serie de mezclas de fusiones, cuentale a la gente. >>> si, yo normalmente, la gente me conoce mÁs por hacer mÚsica, como le dicen, salsa o soul, con la improviciÓn. y tambiÉn hago el tipo de gÉneros mezclados. fusiÓn, donde estÁ la mÚsica brasilera, el jazz, elementos afrocubanos y bluesen fin. >>> sÍ puede pasar de un estilo al otro, es compositora, y pianista, ella es tambiÉn, arreguris ta. debe ser una mujer totalmente exigente con los caballeros que forman parte de tu banda. oye, el piano, la trompeta, el timbal caballero, quÉ pasa aquÍ. >>> mÁs o menos, me acabas de retratar. buen

>> "grown-ups 2" stars actors adam sandler, david spade, kevin james and kris rock. a weekend total of $46 million. "pacific rim" is third behind the very strong "despicable me 2". >>> developing news. the search intensifies this morning for a missing toddler, where police are looking for signs of the little girl right now. >>> and demonstrations over the zimmerman verdict turn violent in oakland overnight. we do have complete coverage on protests on both sides of the bay. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and soon we'll be ending alzheimer's disease. and that'll be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org >>> we are on the scene of new search for missing toddler where oakland police are searching for her now. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> as watch over the george zimmerman anger is protesters who cannot believe what the jury decided and have decided to act out. >>> there was chaos in oakland over night as dozens of protesters broke glass in the name of trayvon martin. more on the dam

photographer, an sell adam, gap writing a letter a day to newspapers and congressmen decrying president reagan's disastrous environmentam patrol sis sis and his interior secretary, james watts, he warned us of a catastrophe, tragedy, and the pearl harbor of our american earth. then in may of 1983, adam declared baldly, i hate reagan. and that got the president's attention. he told the top aide, i want to talk to this man, adams to final out why he dislikes me so much. meanwhile, reagan decided it was time to clear the air and straighten out the record on where my administration stands on environmental and natural resource management issues, which was how he gap his weekly radio address in june of 1983, andres the personal -- an address he personally researched and wrote out by hand. remark on the new leadership of the environmental protection agent president reagan transitioned but that is enough about me. and then continued the typical reagan address, over a period of several minutes when he talked about the shape the parks were in, the issue of wilderness lands and how the lands were designated and about the great record of his administration. he closed this way: th

adam: sound like a gadget from james bond.w iphone, likely called the iphone 5s will include a fingerprint sensor. a hidden code uncovered will suggest they could identify the person holding the phone and be used as a password to activate the phone. this comes a month after apple awarded a patent detailed how fingerprint recognition technology could be used. more than a cool gadget, ans are hailing it as possible end to all password and there was much rejoicing. lori: well, are you sure that is the right camera. i don't think that is the right camera. no, hi, hello. wake up, starbucks. you've got competition clawing at your door. grumpy cat, the viral sensation is turning internet fame into big business. after getting a movie deal, grumpy cat is coming out with the grumpcino will comb in three drinks. there will be online and in stores in sent. the company is overing a 10% presale discount to those who follow grumpy cat on facebook and twitter. we met grumpy cat. he has been a guest in studio. i get why grumpy cat sells stuff.

james valentine for 12. and bass' mickey madden has known adam since they were 11 years old.y studio. >> now looking back on that, we were children. like kids. >> i wish nothing had changed. reporter: they were young. that first record deal didn't last. >> i graduated high school. i went on tour. album came out. tanked. we were dpropped i think before the end of the year. >> reporter: what was that like? it was terrible. you know, we failed. we were young. we thought we were off to the races. we thought we were big time. >> reporter: undeterred they regrouped and went in search of a different label under a different name. maroon-5. so where did the name maroon 5 come from. >> you'll never know the answer to that question. >> reporter: is it really that secret? >> we won't even tell matt. seriously, i don't know. i don't particularly care. i don't know where it came from. >> it's the worst story ever. reporter: there's nothing really... >> it's so bad we had to shroud it in the mystique of just never telling anybody. >> reporter: with their new name, levine found new song writ

thomas jefferson won the election of 1800 over john adams, and brought james and dolley madison to the new capital city in 1801 so that james could be his secretary of state. it is not accurate to say that dolley served jefferson as his first lady. his plan was to limit society in washington and to keep women out of it. in spite of, or perhaps because. , jefferson's policy, the madison's house on f street became the social and political center of the city and the government. so when the madisons came to the executive mansion in 1809, dolley had been building her bases and her network for eight years. and that's a good thing. because one could almost characterize james madison's two terms with a theme of our panel "challenge and crisis." his presidency was full of them. james' primary political goal was unity in all forms and contexts. of course, unity had always been a goal and a concern. from the first decision to declare independence, all through the revolution and certainly after, new americans worried whether the republic would hold together whether there would be a united states.

thomas jefferson won the election of 1800 over john adams, and brought james and dolly madison to the new capital city in 1801 so that james could be his secretary of state. it is not accurate to say that dolley served jefferson as his first lady. his plan was to limit society in washington and to keep women out of it. in spite of, or perhaps because of jefferson's policy, the madison's house on f street became the social and political center of the city and the government. so when the madisons came to the executive mansion in 1809, dolly had been building her bases and her network for eight years. and that's a good thing. because one could almost characterize james madison's two terms with a theme of our panel "challenge and crisis." his presidency was full of them. james' primary political goal was unity in all forms and contexts. of course, unity had always been a goal and a concern. from the first decision to declare independence, all through the revolution and certainly after, new americans worried whether the republic would hold together whether there would be a united states. t

adam? >> yeah, it is hot out there. >> jimmy: the neck towel always seems to be with you, no matter where you go. >> it is my thing, man? like jamesman? how is your summer so far? >> it is oppressive, it is brutal, you live up in the hills with air conditioning. i am in the valley, i'm being pummeled by heat. i get hot, you run hot. and my master bedroom has one cooling system. we turn it on all night, but guess who blocks the air conditioning vent? my dog, molly. don't you just wish we could do what pets do when they get hot? just go naked and find a thermometer. you can see my dog, when he is splayed like he is doing porn, it is hot. so what my dog does, she pushes herself against the vent, sucks in every ounce of cold air and just lets out warm gas. i literally have to turn the air off, it is getting too hot in the room. it is the world's worst filter, takes in cool, fresh air and lets out stinky hot air, and i sweat all night. >> jimmy: what are you doing for the fourth of july? >> i'm going to get drunk. other than that, i'm going play with fireworks. >> jimmy: will you? >> and i do it in a safe way, here is the thing with fi

james madison is actually interesting in the constitution. this is true. was that he actually waited until jefferson was out of town. and he was in paris and john adams the "weekend update" chair. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's no way. that's not what happened at all. you know that. you know that. >> i come back, he's like, "hey, colin." i go, "what?" he locked me out of 30 rock for a couple of -- >> jimmy: i did not. i am going to go see this play? am i in this play? is it about you're and my relationship? >> james madison -- i'm like, "folks, any similarity, please." >> jimmy: oh, my god. i'm going to sue you. [ laughter ] our thanks to the great colin quinn. go see "unconstitutional" at the cherry lane theatre. up next, music from gogol bordello. stick around, they're great. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ they are smart. they can out smart their humans... ...and their canines so they deserve a smart choice in litter. we make fresh step scoopable with carbon. because carbon has tons of tiny pores that are trapping and eliminating odors. fresh step, your cat deserves the best. try fresh step extreme strong enough to tackle your toughest cat box odors. ..

visita de kevin james, chris rock, david spade, salma hayek ayer en "despierta américa", son los actores de "grown ups 2". >> y mira, ahí estamos. >> por supuesto dándole clases de español a adamción nacional sobre programas de espionaje pues edward snowden dice que hay programas que nos espían, este diálogo se realiza cuando edward snowden le pidió a venezuela que le de refugio. (habla en inglés). >> edward snowden podría seguir despotricando contra su gobierno y nicolás maduro abrió las puertas de venezuela a edward snowden tras recibir la petición de asilo, los aliados de bolivia y nicaragua también les ofrecen asilo. >> este sería el único asilo político colectivo que se está dando en la historia. >> la actuación de nicolás maduro es en desafío a washington, la amenaza de la casa blanca de tomar represalias contra la nación, es música para los oídos de nicolás maduro que fien a hugo chávez ataca por todo a su enemigo estadounidense. >> estados unidos no gobierna el mundo y menos a nosotros, a nosotros no nos gobierna nadie, solo el gobierno de venezuela. >> en todo el mundo el andalista informativo está fuera de la vista pública, recluido en algún lugar del aeropuerto de m

i'd rather go with james luther adams in the book he wrote called the prophet of of all the leaders. and in that everybody who was brought into the church and the baptized should be told that part of which are being baptized into is a prophetic tradition. and that each of you is called upon to fulfill a prophetic vocation. when you get ready to hire a pastor, find a pastor whose primary task is to mobilize was present in the people of statement the people to be prophetic with respect to their responsibility. you can expect the preacher, you will need to tell you something? the preacher is most frequently primarily of reflector of what these people are, as well as what god is calling him to be. and i would rather, in fact, so let me say what you're going for is i think we need another great awakening. that is, a revitalization of the culture so the almost all of the major institutions and now we need spiritual revitalization so as to achieve the goal of a gala carried system because that's what happened with all the great awakenings. so i would like to think if you hire somebody who w

i'm talking about you, adam sandler, chris rock, kevin james. >> what's up?> jimmy: i do chris rock, i'm like -- [ imitating chris rock ] "crack!" that's it. [ light laughter ] >> he does everything twice. he goes -- [ imitating chris rock ] "obama." then everyone applauds. then he goes -- [ both imitate rock ] "president obama." >> jimmy: yeah, i know. he does. more than once all the time, yeah. >> you had swardson on last night. that little hamster. >> jimmy: nick swardson is one of the weirdest, funniest human beings -- >> he is funny. >> jimmy: he came on the show last night with a t-shirt with the american flag and american eagle on it. and the eagle was chugging a beer. >> that's anti-american. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: anti-american -- [ laughter ] >> he's in the movie. he's funny and stupid. >> jimmy: he was telling me these stories on set. because there's also other cameos in there. i don't want to spoil it, but taylor lautner -- >> spoiled -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry, spoiled. forte's in it. samberg -- >> oh yeah, those guys come in -- >> jim